I found this great floral dress at a thrift store, but it was too short to be worn as a dress. I decided to chop off some length to make it a top, and I got a bonus scarf out of the extra material. I also turned the top around to create a different neckline than the original.
I was afraid this fabric would fray like crazy, so I folded up the extra length and stitched a seam near the fold before cutting anything, as seen on the left side of this picture.
I cut close to the seam, keeping as even an edge as possible to make the scarf easier to sew later.
I turned the hemmed edge under again then stitched close to the previous fold.
When I was done, the v-neck was in the back, showing just a bit of skin.
For the scarf, I just folded over the raw edge two times and sewed it down. There wasn't much fraying after all, so it was very quick, and I love how it turned out.
Thanks for reading!
-Amy
1 comment:
Love the two for one projects.
Cindy - EOD
Upcycled Design Lab
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