DIY Draped Top

Here is a quick post about my DIY draped vest/top.
For my size, I used 3 and 1/2 yards of soft, light fabric which it gives a nice draping look. Fold the fabric into half, then mark it in the middle. I also leave the fabric edge raw. Now, wear it over your neck as a scarf. The middle mark has to be right in the middle of your neck. Then, you hold the two corners of the fabric like in the picture.

Now, connect the two corners of the fabric like in the picture.
After that, you connect that to the middle of your scarf like in the picture below. Make sure the connection is at the top edge to give a strong holding of the rest of the fabric. Ensure this connection by sewing or a pin. If you use a pin, you could undo the pin. So, you can use this fabric like a scarf later on.Now, this is how it looks in the front with a belt.The draping of the side. Sorry for the blury picture.In the back.You could wear it without a belt. This is how it looks.This DiY top is easy to do and very versatile. You could style it with shorts, leggings, jeans, skirt or dress.
Thank you everyone for visiting and comments!
Have a nice day! Hugs…Hanh ;-)
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28 comments on “DIY Draped Top

  1. Pearl Westwood on said:

    Looks great Hanh, will have to try this x

  2. Aniya on said:

    awesome idea! :)

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  3. This is great! I might make one for my mom, she loves these kind of things!

  4. MariloƩ on said:

    it looks so fabolous!

  5. Anonymous on said:

    very cool idea!

  6. Juliet on said:

    AMAZING!
    great idea! I really like it!
    you look gorgeous with this look!
    xxx darling!

  7. Anonymous on said:

    It looks so easy. I'll try it. Cool!

  8. Thats so nice and also so simple! Thank you for sharing! I'll try it out!

  9. Malena on said:

    Great idea! :)

  10. Sing on said:

    Clever idea. I will give it a try. Thanks.

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  11. Anonymous on said:

    Great idea! It's simple project but it looks fabulous. I can't see how it's versatile.

  12. Anonymous on said:

    I mean I can see how it's versatile.

  13. Lucy on said:

    Thanks for the great idea, I'll definitely try it.

  14. jamie-lee on said:

    What a fantastic idea! thanks for sharing this x

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  15. www.majormusthaves.com on said:

    I have to try this. Thanks for the great idea.

  16. NoGuiltFashion on said:

    thanks for sharing.
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  17. Mode Junkie on said:

    great DIY hahn! i am trying this asap. as soon as i found the perfect fabric!!

    xoxo Mode Junkie

  18. PUNKIE on said:

    great DIY!

  19. MizzJ on said:

    Cool diy! Looks very comfy and casually cool.

  20. emilyfukunaga on said:

    what a good idea! love the style

  21. Catherine on said:

    wow you're so creative

    xoxo
    cath on etinology

  22. Banana Cheap on said:

    Wow Great

  23. Anonymous on said:

    Wow! You get a standing ovation from me. That is so simple yet so trendy. I never would have been able to come with such a brilliant idea.

    Out of curiosity, what was your profession before becoming a full time mom?

  24. Anonymous on said:

    Love this. I have several cascading cardigans and vests. They're so stylish. Will have to try this with colors for fall. Thanks for sharing!

  25. Cruz on said:

    I have a scarf from Zara like that… it's so much fun to play with yards of fabric! :)

  26. Australia Migration on said:

    That was a fantastic idea. Hhmm?? Great tips! I will apply it to look fabulous. It was so simple but yet so trendy.

  27. The Owl's Closet on said:

    omgosh, hanh, this is such a great idea!! thank u for sharing:) definitely trying out this look:)

    TheOwlsCloset.blogspot.com

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