All of my fabric from yesterday is washed and ready to go. I already dug in and started pairing up coordinating fabrics and making a pile for skirts. Thanks to THIS amazing tutorial, I was able to make this skirt with grace and ease. I can’t believe how easy it was. I pretty much followed the entire tutorial except that I made this skirt I little more flared. Gluing the zipper down!!! Ingenious! I also tied together a pretty hankie, as seen in Blueprint magazine, to make a cooridinating little bag. (cross-posted at Wardrobe Refashion)
great job!
Yippee!! Isn’t it fun? I really crave time to sew. Someday.
how cute!!!
love the fabric and your ‘happy’ shoes – I had a pair like that as a girl!!
Cute skirt and bag!
it’s absolutely darling!! and such a cute purse too 🙂
That skirt is so perfect! I love the cut and the fabric. Wow!
Hi Regina! I can SO tell you have an artistic side just looking at your pictures. That scarf-knotted bag is so cute. I find myself wondering how I can make it more sturdy, but keep the cute style. Good job on the skirt. I just put my first zipper in a skirt a couple of weeks ago. As soon as my machine gets back from the shop (sniff! – I miss it!) I want to sew up another one! They can be addicting, can’t they?
I was just telling my husband the other day, that I was going to sew up some simple/inexpensive skirts for the summer, instead of spending $50.00 on a skirt from the Gap. That skirt is perfect!
That is so cute! Great job and I love that fabric. You can’t go wrong with polka dots.