DIY neon accents

Very fashionable today: bright color. Low cost, maximum effect: color nuances refresh shirts and blouses.

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WHITE BLOUSE WITH RED EDGES ON THE BOARD
A placket with buttons attracts the eye thanks to the bright braid.
YOU NEED: white blouse, rep neon ribbon 1.5 cm wide, length = side length of the shelf + 3 cm, threads for sewing.

HOW TO MAKE: hold the rep ribbon under the right front side of the blouse so that it protrudes 1 cm wide. Tape the ends of the ribbon and sew it on. To stitch the side of the shelf, grabbing the tape, to the edge or along the already existing line.

WHITE BLOUSE WITH GREEN EDGE ON THE COLLAR AND KNITTED BELT
Light green braid highlight the collar and emphasize the waist.
YOU NEED: white blouse, rep ribbon neon color 1 cm wide, approx. 2 m, thread for sewing.
HOW TO MAKE: sweep the tape under the edges of the collar so that it protrudes 7 mm, lay oblique folds at the corners. Tape the ends of the tape 1 cm. Stitch the edges of the collar to the edge, grabbing the tape. On the remaining tape, twist the ends twice and stitch.
WHITE BLOUSE WITH BRIGHT APPLAQUES AND STITCHED SKIRT
This shirt benefits from a sharpened miniskirt and round neon-colored badges.
YOU WILL NEED A shirt, double-faced knit fabric with elastane 135 cm wide, length = skirt length (our skirt is 26 cm long), sewing threads, tape, scissors, marker and pins.
STEP 1 Marker on the shirt mark the line of the skirt.To do this, measure the desired distance down from the shoulder over the chest.
STEP 2 Measure your hips and divide the measure into two. To the front or rear panel along the side cut, add 2 cm to the allowance.
STEP 3 Cut out both panels of the knitted skirt. Stitch side slices. Stretch, stitch the skirt to the shirt. Cut off the excess part of the shirt.



Tip: you can make a colored icon on a white shirt yourself by wrapping a fabric around the finished base.
Photo: Andreas Ahmann (3); Jan Schmiedel (5); catwalkpix.com (1); idea and implementation: Rushana Jennings.
Material prepared by Elena Karpova