Converting a Martha's Windowpane Shirt to a Jacket ... - Martha Pullen

8. Starting at the underarm seam, attach the narrow lace to the sleeves
overlapping the ends just a bit to cover the raw edges of lace. Place it on top or
just above the previously stitched hem.
9. Pin narrow lace to the edge of the collar by placing the lace on top of the
seam lines already there. Turn under the lace at the beginning/end and miter
lace at the points of the collar. Make sure you have plenty of lace in the miter so
that the lace does not “cup” or curl.
10. Add embroidery designs of your choice on front and back or create a jacket
similar to the one shown. Add hot fix crystals or pearls for a little sparkle and
glitz.
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