When using vintage sheets you'll find the middle to be much more worn, faded and thinner than the outer edges so that's where I try to get most of my pattern cut from!
I'm really happy with how it turned out :)
Monday, April 07, 2014
Another vintage sheet refashion...
Hello! I don't think I'll ever stop loving refashioning vintage sheets.. On Saturday I decided to whip up a nice light dress as our autumn still seems to think it's summer!
Vintage sheet from my stash (thrifted a year or two ago for less than $4) & I also already had a perfectly matched invisable zip in my stash so it was meant to be! I decided to give my lil dress a high square neckline at both the front and back and I made a very long sash to help give me some more shape.
When using vintage sheets you'll find the middle to be much more worn, faded and thinner than the outer edges so that's where I try to get most of my pattern cut from!
I'm really happy with how it turned out :)
xo Hulibug
When using vintage sheets you'll find the middle to be much more worn, faded and thinner than the outer edges so that's where I try to get most of my pattern cut from!
I'm really happy with how it turned out :)
I love the dress! Great job!
ReplyDeleteAmazing job - love what you've done with it!
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ReplyDeleteI love your style! Your dress and you are beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteLove the print and the dress.
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Upcycled Design Lab
Love it beyond words... :-) Vintage sheets turned clothing makes me happy!
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