

And some vintage buttons and pretty cotton lining:

And the old dress became a new dress:

And together we made someone happy.

The end.
(Repurposing is a great way to make things without spending money. Check your closets. There's sure to be a wool sweater with a hole that can be shrunk and made into mittens. Or a out-of-date style in cute fabric that can become a bib, bag, or baby toy. Tablecloths are also great sources of fabric for repurposing projects. Come on, I challenge you to be creative with something you already have!)
4 comments:
Just don't be like me and keep mass-quantities of clothing that has "potential" that I have yet to figure out! I'll whip something up... you'll see!
Great idea, Mackenzie! I love your "totally hip" creativity! :)
Mackenzie, I really like your silk ribbon embroidery. I keep seeing that and I need to try it.
Abby--it's really fun. I think it's more time consuming that floss embroidery, but I love the 3-D quality.
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