T-Shirt - Design from Urban Threads.

I like the look of one sleeve having a design. Makes another focal point.

thank you all for your comments. The t-shirt is for me.. but even now I'm not sure if I want to put something on the sleeves or not..Will have some nights of rest and think about it I guess.

I would love the design on the sleeve. Nancy Zieman's new show of Part 1 and 2 with guest Eileen Roche is doing t-shirts with designs [of course they want you to buy the CD] but designs are at the front neck, sleeves and bottom hem areas. Very pretty.

I would like just a "piece or part" of the design on the sleeve, so that there is something smaller on the sleeve.
Ruth J

Yes, ask the person who will wear it.

Lovely shirt, your designs your style, am sure you will find a solution. Sandra.

Lovely shirt. If you push up your sleeves then no but if not then yes.
I agree with pennifold it is your shirt do what makes you happy :~).
Thank you for sharing & Happy Stitching!!!

It's your shirt, do what makes you happy. I love the lacy look of these designs. Well done, love Chris

never to much of beautiful work...........

Beautiful! I agree with everyone who says.... it's your shirt, do what makes you happy! Either way, it's gorgeous!

Whatever makes you happy, it is your shirt. If it were mine I would leave off the ones on the shoulders and put a single one in the back, then maybe put some smaller ones on the sleeves. But you have to take into account your body size to know how much is too much. Just do what makes you feel good.

These fsl designs are so versatile, you could put them in a different place each time you wear the shirt!

yes do it love your shirt hugs

I agree with Wendyy, Looks great the way it is. Very nice design and you stitched it out perfectly.

I think it's your shirt. You will be the one wearing it. How do YOU like it best? I love it by the way.

Beautiful as is!!!!!!Well done

Leave as is Linda - just my opinion

I think it is perfect as pictured above. One on the left sleeve is all that is needed. I agree that anymore would be too much.