Tuesday, April 19

First 100% upcycled dress creation


 It's not perfect by any means but it was 100% free. The lace came from my stash of "deconstructed clothes", the yellow fabric from adult sized tunic and the top from a terminally ripped t-shirt. I think I did OK, and Bug likes it so it's all good.

I'm still struggling with knits, a few chosen word did get uttered and my seam ripper got busier than usual. Altogether, this time around it came out much better than the previous attempt. 


















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14 comments:

  1. Caroline, I can't believe that is an upcycle!! It looks so fresh and "springy" , well done! x

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  2. Such a georgeous summer colour..yellow and blue are my favourite colours for summer dresses. She looks really pretty in her new dress..well done Mum!

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  3. This is my kind of project!! I think it turned out so great!! :)

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  4. Adorable dress--Amazing that you used all those pieces! Thanks for linking up to my Share the Love link party.
    Mary

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  5. Wow, that's amazing. Very pretty dress.

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  6. I love it! I need a tutorial on this! WOW!

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  7. So pretty! Love how all of the old pieces worked together to make a lovely dress. Are you using a ball point needle with your knits? Also, really thin knits (like from old bedsheets) love to get stuck in my machine and curl up. I use a larger seam allowance and try not to cut the pieces until right before I need to sew them.

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  8. this is just too cute!!!! you did a fab job!!!!

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  9. Yes! I was right. I was looking through the projects on CSI and saw the thumbnail and thought, "Hey wait a minute. That cute little girl looks like Bug." Your dress (as always) rocks! I love the color, love the sweet little design and love the 100% on-hand-ness. Awesome.

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  10. Great job, thanks for sharing.

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  11. what a great repurposing project and who doesn't like "free"! yay! thanks for sharing!

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