I love clothes and would love to have a new wardrobe for every season. I'm also a cheapskate and could never justify the cost even if I could afford it. A few months ago, my husband and I were walking through Anthropologie. I loved everything. But it got me thinking about how maybe I could alter some clothing and make it look Anthropologized. I may still be pretty off the mark but I decided to try anyway. I like one of a kind things anyway. So I went through my closet and made a stack of worn out, seldom worn or slightly boring clothes. Here is my first attempt at making them exciting for me again. This was a simple sweater before that I liked but haven't worn a lot. I took a maternity shirt that was worn out and cut it up to make ruffles and flowers.
Gardening 2020
2 years ago
6 comments:
Hey, if you need a clothing up-cycling buddy.... I've been thinking about this alot lately too. Have you read the "New Dress a Day" blog? http://www.newdressaday.com It is pretty fabulous and inspirational. Oh, and have you a tutorial on making fabric flowers?
I would love an upcycling buddy. We should let the kids play while we sew.
I'm so proud you've come over the the dark side... :)
ps- that sweater is fab.
That's awesome!
Closet crafter - ahahahaha! Just don't use the word craft and then you won't be streotyped. ;)
I LOVE what you did with the sweater. It is SO YOU.
It's beautiful!
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