I posted this 'hardly a refashion at all refashion' over on Wardrobe Refashion on Tuesday but forgot to post it here as Tuesday was the day of the faithfull camping trip & I was in a hurry to head off & pack various necessary.... necessities.
This top come tunic come dress deal'e has been hanging around here for YEARS. You may recall it from Punk's Dress Up adventure (yes... seems I use the box of "things to do something with" as a dress up box....). I didn't wear it because of the weird top part... I mean.... what IS going on there...?! I intended to make it into a skirt or something, until on camping day, it was pretty warm & I couldn't find anything to wear, I spotted it again & had an idea...
I was actually wearing it while "fixing" it, and it took no time at all, but I was so happy with the result - something, well, wearable! (Not to mention accented with the very height of fashion - the classic "red button".)
great job! and i do love the red button.
ReplyDeletewell done clever gal! very wearable now!
ReplyDeleteThat has to be one of the quickest yet most stylish upcycles in the history of...well, upcycling. (And I bet The Boy didn't complain either)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant!
ReplyDeleteRed button is a truly inspired touch.
TAS!
ReplyDelete....he didn't even notice! pfft.
red does rule the rainbow. well done!
ReplyDeleteGreat work, it's going to be a hot summer. I believe a red button can fix anything
ReplyDeleteIt definitely had some weird lines going on originally..but now it's drop dead gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love a neckline refashion - it looks great. (I like the element of danger that comes with sewing clothes whilst you are wearing them too!)
ReplyDeleteIf you've got it, flaunt it! And you did ;) Love the red button too.
ReplyDeleteGypsy - despite what the picture apparently shows (according to you & Tas anyway!), I most certainly DO NOT "have it" to flaunt...!
ReplyDeleteLiesl, well, I DO like to live life on the edge... ;)
Noice!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing that such a simple change can make such a big difference. Nice job.
ReplyDeleteGreat refashion idea!! Amazing how one little alteration can make all the difference.
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