I remake my daughter's out-grown ruffle skirt into a dress by sewing a singlet to the skirt. I added some ribbons and buttons to the top so it wouldn't look so plain.
Top: The remake ruffle dressBottom: The original ruffle skirt 2 years ago.
I remake my daughter's out-grown ruffle skirt into a dress by sewing a singlet to the skirt. I added some ribbons and buttons to the top so it wouldn't look so plain.
Top: The remake ruffle dressBottom: The original ruffle skirt 2 years ago.
Sometime back I bought a dress that was too long for me. I removed a section of it so I could wear it. I kept the remaining part and used a bit of it to made these hair accessories.
The rest of it was used to make this 2-way wear for my daughter. I sew the lacy on the top to the back so it won't fall off.
I shorten my dress to turn it into a top. I sewed a piece of black cloth cut-off from a unwanted t-shirt to the top. It made to looked like there's a shirt/tube worn with the low-cut top.
I used the remain cloth from the dress to made a dress from my daughter. I hand sew the dress with an elastic band to the top to make it expandable and also used the same cloth to made the sleeves.
Hand sew faux wrapped skirt using my daughter's out grown dress. I sew a simple scalloped lace to the side of the skirt opening. The waist band has an adjustable elastic band, which was recycled from my old maternity pants. I also made 3 fabric buttons using the same fabric and sew them vertically to the side.
" Sew cap sleeves using laces as well as a lace flower pin to a plain singlet to make it look more girly."