All of a sudden it was summertime temps here in Chicago. So I whipped up a little something to wear in seconds flat out of fabric scraps I had laying around the house:
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some semi-sheer stretch lace fabric |
I just had a small amount of fabric, so I folded it in half and along that fold I cut a boat neckline.
Make that a small cut - you can always go larger! Then I made a small stitch at the half-way point on either side perpendicular to the fold (in other words, where my arms would go through as supposed sleeves). That's it. I had an easy-literally-breezy crop top.
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like so. no need to hem anything cuz the fabric doesn't ravel |
Now for the bottom half: I had this summery sheer printed fabric scrap just laying there and I swooped it up and around my hips, tied it in a knot at my waist like a sarong. And that's it. Again, no hemming cuz I didn't feel like it - it was so darn hot.
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floral sheer-ish fabric scrap |
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turned into a sarong skirt tied at the side, waist |
Now if you want to see what I wore under it, or me modeling it...just click on my blog,
Project Minima and scroll down to "Aloha Bohemian Hippie Chic(k)" on the
Clothes Collage page.
And thanks for lookin'.
1 comment:
I love easy projects! I want to make one of those tops now. :)
--Natalli (EOD)
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