So I found this handmade dress at Goodwill the other day and bought it thinking I would wear it...BUT then I tried it on again and thought that I probably shouldn't (for obvious reasons). But I loved the skirt part and wanted to make it into a skirt. Here's how I did it and you can too!
First I cut the skirt part off of the dress. EASY!
Then I got some elastic and measured how big I wanted it to be and cut it.
This next step is for those who want to put fabric over your elastic. I only did this because I didn't have white or black elastic. Don't do this step unless you want to! This took the most time out of the whole project.
First I cut the fabric from the top part of the dress to fit around my elastic.
Finished product
Then I sewed the elastic ends together to make a belt.
Then it's finished! It is seriously easy! And YOU can do it!!
you get some SERIOUS props for this, good job on the skirt, looks great on you too! :)
ReplyDeletecheers,
Dawn
www.leroylime.blogspot.com
Thanks so much!!! It was super easy to make! I love your page and am definitely going to be back ! Do you ever have guest bloggers at Leroy Lime?!
ReplyDeleteThanks for checking D.M. out!
-Nikki
I just discovered your blog! LOVE your DIY thrift store stuff!!! You should post more! I'm going to buy a sewing machine and get started right away! :D
ReplyDeleteAww thank you! I'm so glad you like it! And there definitely will be more posts on how to re-make items you find at a thrift store! Make sure to suscribe via e-mail so you don't miss a post!
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Nikki