....so I turned it into some much-needed sleepwear. Much frillier than I usually wear, but it turned out pretty comfortable. And it was fun to play around with something that I'd not wear in public! More details on how I did it at my blog.
Sunday, July 31, 2011
Finally, an actual new reconstruction!
I'm taking a break from the shoes. I had a free afternoon yesterday, so I decided to play around with this too-big, kind of frilly dress I found at the thrift store.
I liked the main color, but I knew I'd never wear this as a dress. And I wasn't really seeing this as a skirt or top....
....so I turned it into some much-needed sleepwear. Much frillier than I usually wear, but it turned out pretty comfortable. And it was fun to play around with something that I'd not wear in public! More details on how I did it at my blog.
....so I turned it into some much-needed sleepwear. Much frillier than I usually wear, but it turned out pretty comfortable. And it was fun to play around with something that I'd not wear in public! More details on how I did it at my blog.
Looks both comfy and pretty! Love how you listened to your gut instinct of what you would wear as a dress/top/skirt and used it to fill a wardrobe "need" instead! Very clever!
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ReplyDeleteVery cute refashion, you have a good eye for it. If you are uncomfortable wearing it only as an outdoor dress, you might consider it as a nice dress to wear over your bathing suit. You did such a nice job at refashioning the dress. It's a shame you won't be wearing it outside. Look forward to seeing more of your refashions.
ReplyDeleteIt makes very nice sleepwear. Cool and comfy.
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