Aug 5
Come fare un vestito senza cartamodello - I tutorial di Re-fashion
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Come fare un vestito senza cartamodello - I tutorial di Re-fashion
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small project this afternoon, turned a t-shirt I never wore (on account of the neckline) into a tank top. probably could've cut up the sleeves for binding, but I had white rib and like how it goes with the print
eyeing other "unisex" crew neck shirts in my drawers now
1940s refashion! Before pic at the end. Originally the brown part was a 40s repro that I’d kept trying to fix, but the pattern wasn’t very good. So I took it apart and used a true vintage 40s bodice and 60s skirt patterns, as well as new mustard fabric, to make a new dress!
The scallops on the skirt were drafted, and I borrowed pockets from another pattern. I had the buttons in my stash; they were just the right shade👌Best part is it still matches my vintage (midcentury) brown hat! Here’s how the dress looked in its previous iterations lol.
I was sort of inspired by the particolored dresses from the medieval era, and the 40s did it too!