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Knit dress
1/2 yard of knit lining
1//4 yard of whatever lace or netting you want as many as you want
Brooch pin
Elastic
Lipton regular tea
To kick off giveaway week here at The Whimsy Diaries I thought I would share this sweet little dress. I found it of course at the thrift store and knew I wanted to do something with it because I can not crochet or knit and it always looks so good. I carefully removed the yellow yarn and tied of all loose ends. I then boiled 8 cups of water with 8 tea bags. Then I got the dress wet with cold water, removed the tea bags and poured the tea over the dress in a bowl. I stirred it around with a wooden spoon and then dumped it out and rinsed the dress until the water ran clear. I laid the dress on a towel in my bathtub to avoid it stretching if I hung it.
I laid the dress out and measured a lining for it by tracing it and then used a strip of fabric (ribbon works too) and a gathering stitch on the lace to make my ruffles. I then pinned them and sewed them to the lining.
Don't forget to have your friends comment and follow if you are sharing my blog, the prize will be revealed Friday and it is really good!!!! xoxo
Hayley you are so creative!!!!! Would never have guessed it was the same dress! Super cute
ReplyDeleteSo adorable!! Though what is wrong with my Goodwill?? Never find those treasures.
ReplyDeleteIn love with this dress!!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Bramli's hair is growing I see
ReplyDeleteMaybe you should have some tips on how to find cute things to refashion--I wouldn't have thought about such cuteness while lookin at that yellow number!
You are talented!
As always, SUPER cute. I'm dying to see some re-fashion ideas for adults sometime. I know YOU can do it . . .
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone!!!! Kristi- check out the ruffled refashion, it's an adult one! And thanks for the vote of confidence!!!!
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