When I saw this little skirt at my local thrift store, I couldn't believe how cute it was, and I immediately knew what I wanted to do with it. And now I want to show you what I did.
Cut out and ready to sew.
Sew the shoulders—the only seams I had to sew!
Make a little rolled hem to finish the armholes and neck and...
...there you have it! Loose like this or...
Isn't it just gorgeous? I love the ice-cream layers with the cherries-on-the-top red stripes.
I have a favorite bodice that would work just perfectly for what I wanted to do,
so I folded the skirt in half lengthwise and pinned the bodice to it. I knew I wanted the bodice to end at the first red stripe, so I positioned it where the armholes would be above that.
Cut out and ready to sew.
Sew the shoulders—the only seams I had to sew!
Make a little rolled hem to finish the armholes and neck and...
...there you have it! Loose like this or...
...with a sash that took me almost as long to make as the dress. Total time involved including the sash, 35 minutes.
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