The last time I was at the J.Crew outlet I, like many others, feel in love with their embellished t-shirts. However, I could not pay $25 for a beautifully embellished t-shirt only to cover it with a cardigan because the sleeves were shorter than I prefer. Since I couldn't find an embellished 3/4 sleeve t-shirt I made it myself! So, here's my first tutorial " From cap sleeve to 3/4 length sleeve t-shirt"
Materials:
Two t-shirts in the same color (One will be "shirt A", the one we will cut up. "Shirt B" will be our final shirt)
Thread
Seam ripper
Scissors
Ball point needle for sewing knits
An old t-shirt with a sleeve length you like
1) With your seam ripper, carefully remove a sleeve from your old t-shirt which will act as your pattern.
2) Place your open sleeve against the bottom of your. Pin and cut two sleeves from shirt A.
This is what it should look like:
3) Fold sleeves in half right side together and sew.
4) Carefully remove capped sleeve from shirt B. (Below are shirt B, old sleeve, and new sleeve). The new sleeve is about double the length of the original.
5) Line up your new sleeve seam with your shirt B seam and pin around the armhole.
5) Sew around the armhole. Yeaaaah! You just sewed a sleeve and made a t-shirt a little more modest...no cardigan needed. Use the rest of shirt A to embellish your t-shirt. Here is a good tutorial.
2) Place your open sleeve against the bottom of your. Pin and cut two sleeves from shirt A.
This is what it should look like:
3) Fold sleeves in half right side together and sew. 
5) Line up your new sleeve seam with your shirt B seam and pin around the armhole.
5) Sew around the armhole. Yeaaaah! You just sewed a sleeve and made a t-shirt a little more modest...no cardigan needed. Use the rest of shirt A to embellish your t-shirt. Here is a good tutorial.
Sometimes I affectionately refer to my daughter as "Chloe: Queen of the Cat Nappers," because she wakes after about 30 minutes of sleep during the day while her brother sleeps for at least two hours. Wrestling all day with my little sweetie between her many naps, makes long periods of productivity difficult. The moment she goes to sleep I make a mad dash to get something done. So, I am very impressed and in love with Adele's ability to create such clever pictures during her daughters naps. 
