With the addition of a new hem, I'm ready to take a stroll in the late-late summer sunshine or toss on my army green jacket and rain boots for some autumn puddle-splashing.
Sunday, October 21, 2012
Dress-to-Cami Refashion
October in Texas is a weird time of year. Mother Nature just can't make up her mind. It could be in the 55F/13C one day, and then it gets up to 85F/30C the next day. It's during this unpredictable season that I like to pair camisoles and tanks with cardigans and light-weight jackets that can be removed at a moment's notice. I think a crop job is just the thing to bring this too-big, too-long dress back to the front of my closet.
I cut off a good 18 inches from the skirt, which went straight to my scrap pile for future use. Then I took in the sides a bit.
With the addition of a new hem, I'm ready to take a stroll in the late-late summer sunshine or toss on my army green jacket and rain boots for some autumn puddle-splashing.
With the addition of a new hem, I'm ready to take a stroll in the late-late summer sunshine or toss on my army green jacket and rain boots for some autumn puddle-splashing.
Labels:
refashions,
sewing,
shirts
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I LOVE your refashions! Keep on doing them! From the rest of the dress you can make a skirt! Kisses from Portugal!
ReplyDeleteHelena A.