Lovely top!
TIP FOR A LARGER BUST:
A man’s shirt is cut with loads more fabric at the back to accommodate him sitting at his desk, and needing a smart neat front.
A woman’s body is much larger at the front and needs the fullness over the bust.
My tip would be to turn the shirt round and use the fuller back as the front and then cut the deep neckline.
The front has had the button placket cut off and a seam which further reduces fullness. Use this as the back of a woman’s blouse.
Hope that makes sense for anyone who finds a larger bust gets no room in a tight top, but baggy at the back.
Maybe the armholes would need to be adjusted too.
Just thought it might be a good idea 😊

Nicely presented, and clearly explained! The need for ironing can never be overstated. Well done

Imagine we use beautiful oversized silk shirts and put pretty lace trims on neck and sleeves , that would give Doen vibes. ❤❤

I love a peasant top!  Your tutorials are so well done, thank you.

I tried this before, the result was ok. But the neck was a little strange as I didn’t attach a casing, just folded the fabric down. Your method of attaching a neck casing is a good idea and makes the result more polished. I am going to try again. Thank you for your clear instructions.

I’m new at sewing and I’ve been wanting to try refashioning a man’s shirt.  This seems to be a good place to start 😊 thank you

Very nice. The decision to do the extra row of stitching on the neck casing make a lovely design feature.

Hurray for contrasting thread in the demo!

Great video! Thank you! I’ve thrifted three men’s XXL shirts and I plan to make three peasant blouses. I’m soooo excited to try it out!!

I really appreciate the clear instructions with contrasting thread and great camera angles.  Thank you for this tutorial!

I love this so much!!!  Thanks for sharing your extremely clear process - you have a real knack for explaining everything concisely!

This is the tutorial I've been looking for!  You explained it so well and really made it easy to understand. Thank you!

Thank you!  Wonderful tutorial!

Love it!  Thank you for doing this for us!

Love this, it is exactly what I wanted to know! Great easy solution. ❤❤❤ Thank you, will be watching again.

Lovely! Very clear instructions without being too much

You are the best!!!!

If you want more length, you can  make the casing out of wide bias trim, or even out of strips cut from the rest of the sleeves.  Or just use some other fabric you like that plays well with the shirt.  Then you'd not have to trim the length at the bottom.

Excellent video tutorial

You are the best!  Thank you so much.