'MakeOver Monday'
... sharing how I cut up & REmake items from my wardrobe
in the hope you'll pick up scissors & start cutting up yours!
... sharing how I cut up & REmake items from my wardrobe
in the hope you'll pick up scissors & start cutting up yours!
When you're on a roll it's hard to stop
and in the case of Swock Sewing
it seems everything hanging in my wardrobe
is a potential Swock in the waiting
the latest has the count at 5
and she was created from a green cardy
attached to what had orignally in life been steel grey cotton pants
and a locally designed/manufactured skirt
both were op-shop sourced
and both were transformed into a skirt a few years ago
with the addition of a mens tie around the hemline
If you like to keep your sewing simple
and your wardrobe wearable
I'm pretty sure you'll love Swock Sewing as much as me.
For a bit of fun and to share the love I'm joining in here this week.
For a bit of fun and to share the love I'm joining in here this week.
Love this one! 😊
ReplyDeleteA nicer style for those of us with wide middles lol
ReplyDeleteAnother great restyle
Well spotted liniecat - and the reason why skirts make much better Swocks. x
DeleteThis looks great. I'm just thinking about getting back out my sewing machine to alter/make clothes that fit me. This looks like a good way to start!
ReplyDeleteJulia
www.whenthegirlsrule.com
loving all your swoks. I have reinvented a merino cardy, just need some photos and it will be on my blog. I used your triangle piecing under the arm from your tutorial ages ago. Thanks for that, really helped.
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