For this back to school refashion, I got two shirts out of one skirt.
The Before:
The top of the skirt is shirred so I was able to use it for the bodice of this shirt.
This was my first time making sleeves like this. It was so easy, I'll probably be doing it a lot now.
For Kate's top I had to improvise since I was out of material. I shirred my own bodice and used a woven trim for the sleeves.
They'll be great while the temperatures are still hot, but should still work with a cardigan in the winter.
School Attire - Part One & Part Two
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18 comments:
Those are so cute!!! Great job!
Love it!!!!!
You are soo creative! Those shirts are darling!
My FAVORITE!!
Wow I am so impressed. I like doing this sort of thing too but I am no where near as knowledgeable as you! Did you have a pattern for those sleeves? Would you mind sharing the basic shape required for the ruffle sleeve cap portion?
Love it!!! What a great upcycle project!
Oooooh, to possess the talent that you do! FABulous job!!!
These shirts are adorable. I am really enjoying the school refashions!
Is the first sleeve something you can explain? I was hoping to add that to an apron, but I don't have a pattern for it. thanks if you can!
These little shirts are so darling! I'll bet your girls love dressing like little twinners as well!
Very lovely! lucky girls. They are beautiful.
So sweet! I've linked.
I'm not a big commenter... (spelling?) but I thought I'd tell you that your blog has become one of my favorites. I can't actually do any of it, but I get a kick out of watching how you can change something average into something adorable. Good stuff!
You did such a wonderful job on these shirts! I love the sholder straps with lace. Thank you for linking to my party!
these are so fabulous! I love them! Like the others I was wondering if you could explain how you did the little ruffled sleeves? xxx
I love them both, and your models are just adorable.
ChaCha
I'm glad you are all loving this. I'll show you how I did the sleeves next week.
I am glad that I found your blog! I love all the things you sew for your children.. I am going to try out your t-shirt cap soon, thank you for the tutorial.
LOVE these! Great job! I turned a shirt into a skirt this week! LOL!
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