This week we are going to give you a challenge! (It goes along with our last post, and it
involves prizes again!) So our challenge
involves a question we want you to ask yourself, “What are you waiting for?” You see, we know you have something in your
stash that you bought because you knew it would be the perfect thing to
refashion! (We know this because we have
a stash too!) So our challenge to you is
to sew up that thing this week from your stash!
Seize the day! Carpe diem! What are you waiting for? And then go link up what you made to Challenge Create: Adult Edition’s final week: Destash Week for a
chance to win over $50 in prizes! You
can do it!
We’re not going to challenge you to do
something we’ve not done ourselves, so we have a
great refashion for you today that happened when we took a deep breath, took
out that special thing from our stash, and sewed it up!
This dress was the most expensive thing we’ve
ever bought from a thrift store. We paid
$8 for this lovely little beauty. Now
there was nothing the matter with it except that it was the wrong er, curvy shape!
for my pre-teen who really wanted (and needed) a new skirt for an upcoming
recital. So we decided to be very brave
and cut this thing up and make a new skirt for the pre-teen’s
recital. You can read about how we didit step-by-step here.
And we ended up with this! I absolutely adore how the former ribbons at
princess seam level are now at the waist with a cummerbund effect!
So now it’s your turn to accept our
challenge! What are you waiting for?
The prizes for this week’s
sew along winner are:
• $10
gift certificate to The Fat Quarter Shop
• 2
FREE PDF patterns from Shop Onion
• FREE
copy of our refashion ebook, Not A Skirt!
Click here to go to Skirt Fixation and add your link! You might want to stick around the rest of the
week and see what the amazingly talented contestants are sewing up this week
for the destash theme! You will be so
inspired!
See you there!
Audrey & the Skirt Fixation team
2 comments:
This looks great on your girl!I'll have to remember to look in the adult section of the thrift shop for refashions for my kids next time.
Pretty fabric and it made a lovely skirt. Good save.
Cindy - EOD
Upcycled Design Lab
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