Here's a view wearing the skirt. It's kind of a handerchief hemline. The skirt snaps together, hidden by the trim and the waist folds over.
posted by HAUTABOO @ 7:15 AM
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Sunday, April 26, 2009
About Me
- Name: HAUTABOO
- Location: MONTREAL, QUEBEC, Canada
This blog is a record of all the recycled clothing that i am making for my own wardrobe. I either buy an article used and restyle it or combine different pieces. So far i've been doing tops, dresses and skirts. Most finished pieces cost around $10 or $12 in materials. I've always sewn clothes, but now i'm more into the deconstruction/reconstruction method. There's just so much good old clothing out there that needs new life!
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