I wore it with a new carnival skirt that I made the other day out of a leftover piece of fabric they had in the sale box over at ikea. Sturdy interior fabrics make great circle skirts! Or, as in this case, a 3/4-circle skirt.
Monday, 1 July 2013
BUTTONS IN THE BACK AND AN IKEA SKIRT
I wore it with a new carnival skirt that I made the other day out of a leftover piece of fabric they had in the sale box over at ikea. Sturdy interior fabrics make great circle skirts! Or, as in this case, a 3/4-circle skirt.
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ÄLSKAR kjolen!!
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WOW you should give us one day a tutorial for that amazing skirt!
Love this look
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I love your skirt! Looks fab~
The Occasional Indulgence
That shirt looks so wonderfully comfy and I love the buttons down the back!
omg that is so true! pockets do make life easier! hahaa I love thins with pockets! you look lovely as always.
You look so lovely! Where did you get your hat?
Anonymous : oh, I don't think there will ever be any sewing tutorials here :) There are so much better ones out there on the web! This turned out very well though - it's just a 3/4 circle skirt in one piece, with a broad waistband that I kept long, so it can be tied into a know/bow after buttoning. And I cut the pockets out in the skirt, just a cut open on each side and sew the pockets from underneath. About three hours all in all.
lil': it's a bamboo turban, bought from Peruukkiliike Kuokkanen here in Helsinki.
Love that Ikea fabric. Genious!
wow - the skirt is very nice.
but your child - so much nicer :) such a cute baby. well done ;)
groetjes
vreeni
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