What happens when I find a gorgeous strapless maxi dress with a too small bodice? Why, I throw it together with a too big tank top and a too big skirt, and make myself another maxi dress!
I started out with this dress.
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Faded Glory Strapless Maxi dress |
So much color! I loved it, except for the fact that if I wore it as-is, I was in constant fear of a huge wardrobe malfunction.
But, not to fear, I had coordinating colors in my stash!
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Remember this beast? |
I used a tank top that fits well to trace a new top out of the purple skirt, chopped a strip of pink fabric from a random tank top, and put a new top on my maxi dress.
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I turned the old maxi dress bodice into piping to finish the neck and arm holes. |
I absolutely adore the finished product. Still colorful, super comfortable, and no risk of having my own Janet Jackson moment! A win, win, win. :)
2 comments:
I love it! Great job.
I like the fabric. Glad you were able to save it.
Cindy - EOD
Upcycled Design Lab
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