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One day soon I will post pictures of the process of making these. It's pretty easy and fast. It helps if you use can use a serger because it finishes the seams and leaves a decorative edge that does not get all wavy looking or wonky out of shape.
| This was made from two t-shirts serged together at the sides to add some color |
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| A great use for old concert t-shirts!! |
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| Another thrift store find. I printed up an image of a pair of dressmaker sheers and transferred it onto clear contact paper. I carefully cut it out and stuck it onto my shirt. |
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| I painted my image using fabric paint and let it dry overnight. |
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| This is the back of the skirt. I slit the skirt and added some patchwork that was also made from old t-shirts and sewn using my serger . |
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| The finished product. |
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| My sister is a hair stylist so I made one for her with an image of hairdresser sheers |
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| More thrift store finds |
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| I eventually added and waistband with a drawstring tie to this one. |
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| Alright, this one was made from fabric that I had laying around, not from a thrift store but worthy of popping into the skirt section here. |
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| Close up of cute birdie trim :) |
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