Fringe-y top tutorial (NO SEWING!!)

 I am moving tomorrow to Florida (May 6) so it may be a few days or more before I get another post up...fyi. Anyway, this is a SUPER easy little way to spruce up an old shirt! And I am going to show you how!

Materials needed:
-shirt (I converted an old shirt of mine into a smaller one for my daughter, but you can just use a shirt that already exists)
- t-shirt fabric (either by-the-yard or from an old t-shirt you don't mind cutting up)
-steam-a-seam
-pinking shears
-iron
-scissors

 1. cut strips to your desired width and length. Pink the bottom edge of each strip.
2.Using regular scissors cut a straight line in between each pinked point, but don't go all the way to the top! ...leave a little space up there!

3. apply a small strip of steam-a-seam to the long, non-pinked edge of each strip

 4. lay them all out on your shirt and decide how you want them spaced. Remove all but the bottom fringe (leave the most southern strip on the shirt and remove the top ones).
5. Iron that first one on. Repeat by adding each strip on top of the previous one, making sure you overlap the fringe to disguise the straight line of the strip before.

And you are finished! Sorry I don't have my cute little model, Olivia to show you this one on. I think I will make a version for myself as well....