you could cut it open..... poke holes and then lace it up on the sides.... like.... corset style. Or using safety pins or something. You're rather limited if you don't sew...

I know I'm rather limited.  I might just have to give in and sew anyways.  I can sew, just not that well.  Thanks for the ideas.

Thanks.  I was thinking of adding the side panels, I'm just not that great at sewing as I forgot to mention that.  I am just seeing if there is anything else I could do.  I do really want to keep it as a shirt.  I bought it mainly for the "Shorty" on the back.  It's my nickname to everybody who knows me and was the only name my husband new me by for the first 6 months we knew each other. 

So I went thrift shopping today and found this shirt.  It is a tad too small in the belly, but I really love the shirt.  Any ideas on what I can do with it.  Thanks.

Front:


Back:

wow that is awesome.  Please post pictures when you are done.  My 8 yr old loves anything with skulls and would love to see it.  You always come up with great ideas. 

Thanks everyone all your ideas are great.  I have the Incredible so I might try that.  I also loved the mohair one, so I will deffinately will do that one too.  Thanks again.

What yarn is the purple striped one? It looks so soft and shiny!

Carron Simply Soft Quick it is so soft.  I plan on buying more and makeing a few throw pillows and maybe a blanket.

Scarves.  Everyone thought I was crazy but I was nice and cool in the  house. 
I made the Wavy Gravy from SNB, a ribbed and just a plain old garter.

and a close up of the wavy gravy.  I used Red Heart Teal and Medium Teal

I want to make the Yo Drop It Scarf from the Stitch and Bitch book.  The only problem is, I can't find Trendsetter Aquarius.  Is there any other ribbon yarn that would be close and easy accessible?  Thanks

My niece just saw these and is asking me to make her some.  Thanks for posting them.

I know what you mean about a plain old garter stitch scarf.  I refuse to do that to.