I grabbed my scissors and chopped off the overlay. Then I sliced up the back seam, and I've got myself a new wrappy, scarfy thing.
I'm sure that's make total sense, but just in case, there are more details and pics at CarissaKnits!
Thursday, October 24, 2013
Cobweb Wrap
Here's a quick little no-sew refashion for you! I grabbed this child's handmade dress from the thrift store weeks ago because the skirt overlay reminded me of cobwebs, and though I had no specific plans, I thought it could be an interesting Halloween project.
I grabbed my scissors and chopped off the overlay. Then I sliced up the back seam, and I've got myself a new wrappy, scarfy thing.
I'm sure that's make total sense, but just in case, there are more details and pics at CarissaKnits!
I grabbed my scissors and chopped off the overlay. Then I sliced up the back seam, and I've got myself a new wrappy, scarfy thing.
I'm sure that's make total sense, but just in case, there are more details and pics at CarissaKnits!
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3 comments:
I'd have to get my husband to hide my scissors: I'd be tempted to keep cutting to make more obvious pronounced cobwebs! Clearly you have more restraint than I do!
Suggestion: trim the 90 degree corners so they are a little softer?
IWOM: EOD
PS- TY for sitting tight….
much better use for that fabric than originally!
Sandy in the UK
Great idea on the rounded corners, IWOM! I think I'll try that!
No worries on the timing. I can be patient. :)
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