REFLECTIONS: This is #5 of 10 for my Spring Break goal.
- This Lovely Lilac Sheath Dress was a near wadder,, but in my no shopping year, every Re-fashion counts.
BEFORE: Lovely Lilac Sheath Dress and Jacket Set
- Self-made In the Re-fashion Stash.
- Serger was broken and pinked seams did not hold up well
- It was poorly made, too much Lilac, and cheap fabric.
- But, I did a great job on the hand-covered buttons / buttonholes.
STEPS:
- Dismantle / serge the dress. Serge open parts of the shirt.
- Shorten jacket by 1 ½”. Shorten dress to match jacket length.
- Insert 3” side panels to make the top fuller like a tunic.
- Replace poorly sewn original neck trim.
AFTER: Lilac shirt set for Transition during Spring Weather. With black pants, it should make a set for the School Days Wardrobe. Not as bad as I thought when I started.
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AFTER: Spring Shirt Set
for the School Days Wardrobe |
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AFTER |
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Kept covered buttons |
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DURING: Opened / Serged seams |
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BEFORE: Self-made Sheath Jacket Set |
1 comment:
Good idea to turn it into a twinset.
/Stine EOD
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