Anyway, I have so much fabric in my stash that I really have been trying to make do with what I already have when I am sewing for my kids. So for M.'s Easter dress she wanted this pattern--Simplicity 2715, just like it shows, with white eyelet type fabric.
Well, thanks mom for giving me those white eyelet curtains you no longer wanted. Miss M. has her wish. I cut up the curtains and restyled the sleeves slightly on the pattern so that I could use the edge of the eyelet at the hem and made the dress of her dreams.



Fully lined dress--inner lining layer hemmed slightly shorted than outer eyelet layer.

Way to go! Love the idea of reusing things and such a beautiful dress!
ReplyDeleteWow! That turned out really pretty! And white eyelet is still one of my favorites for little girls for Easter.
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool! I found a blog that teaches how to make a men's shirt into a skirt. It is so cute!!! here it is: http://www.craftstylish.com/item/44969/how-to-make-a-belted-skirt-from-a-mens-dress-shirt
ReplyDeleteI have a bunch of t-shirts that have shrunk so I'm going to remake them for Megan. Way to re-use. Tiffany
ReplyDeletethat is so pretty...what a great way to reuse...i am going to have to put your grandmothers quote up somewhere...as a gentle reminder.
ReplyDeleteThat is very pretty...
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