Ruffle Cardigan Tee

I found some long-sleeved tees at Target for $5-6, regular price in the late fall. Regular price. Not even on sale. So I snagged a few. One became the flower shirt and others were incorporated into my winter wardrobe for layering. I set aside some black ones to make the cardigan. I bought a size larger than my normal size so it wouldn't be too snug to wear a shirt under it comfortably.


And a vintage button closure.
I made this back in December and wore it to my town council meeting and either Christmas Eve or Christmas Day. One of those days. I can't remember which it was.
*Did you notice that I used both attic and squirrel in this post?? No squirrel incidents to report, but I may have turned a deaf ear to it. I don't want to hear any more noises than necessary while Joe is away.
Comments
Glad you survived the four feet of snow. Except for the squirrels. You have your share of critter visits!