And the action shots.
U-G-L-Y.
It's a lined dress and it has a zipper that goes all the way up the back. I realized I could keep the zipper if I unzipped it before cutting across it at the waist. That way, the zipper pull would be down at the bottom.
It's a lined dress and it has a zipper that goes all the way up the back. I realized I could keep the zipper if I unzipped it before cutting across it at the waist. That way, the zipper pull would be down at the bottom.
When I cut across the dress at the waist, I ended up with an outer skirt and a lining that were joined at the zipper. I took the edges in on both of them, flaring from the waist out to the full width at the bottom to create an A-line shape.
I finished the waist off with bias tape. I extended the bias tape across the zipper to create a stop for the zipper pull.
I finished the waist off with bias tape. I extended the bias tape across the zipper to create a stop for the zipper pull.
And now, the results of the refashion:
2 comments:
WOW!! I can not believe you refashioned that dress into such a CUTE skirt!! And haha, love the faces!
Oh, HELL yes!! You are a freakin goddess. The fit and style of the dress-to-skirt are perfect for you. Why isn't there a Project Runway for refashioners?
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