Before
Anyway, I saw this nightgown and really liked the neckline of it. And the color of course. The shape and the sleeves, though? Blech. I almost passed it up, but I saw that it was on sale for $9. Oh why not?
The second I got it home, I cut the sleeves off. Then, I flipped it inside out, put it on, and attempted to pin the sides, instead poking my fingers about a dozen times. After I finally got the sides and hem pinned with the help of a couple safety pins, the sewing part went really quickly. Unfortunately, I noticed I had given myself pointy hips, so I ended up taking the hips in a little, too.
After
But it ended up turning out pretty cute. Shirtdresses drive me crazy because they never seem to stay buttoned all the way (in this case, whenever I sit down), so my next step is to sew the front of it shut. Then it’ll be finished.
Unbelted--definitely looks better with a belt
Haha, when I was saving these cropped pictures, I almost saved one as "tranny" instead of "granny." Hahaha, I amuse myself.
Be sure to check out other’s Granny Chic refashions this week at C&C.
Gah!! That's adorable!! Never would have thought, but geeze, you make it look perfect and easy! :)
ReplyDeleteUm, I would totally buy your dress version! It's so cute. You have a great eye and amazing talent. Job well done!!!!
ReplyDeleteShut the hell up, this is brilliant. I'm so impressed with you right now!
ReplyDeleteWow! Loooks great!
ReplyDeleteThanks ladies!!
ReplyDeleteI immediately thought exactly what Gracey said: This is positively brilliant. I'm in awe.
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