I’m kinda in love with this one because it was SOOOOOO easy.
I had this adorable striped skirt that my bestie had given me, but alas it was too long because I am a shortie.
But I loved the fabric and the way the stripes played off of each other.
So this one I just chopped it off at about 15″ long, then folded over the top to create a wasitband.
(I serged it but you could also fold over 1/4″ and then again for however wide your elastic is-see my skirt tutorial here that is basically what I did!)
the skirt was already pieced together in such an interesting way-I flippin’ love it!
Shirt is from a previous KCW, fittingly.
and bonus, it literally took about 10 minutes to make.
and Sadie loves it. Win WIN!
and for good measure, I whipped another one up.
Isn’t that fabric sweet? this is from another skirt I thrifted-wore it a few times but it fit weird so I gave it up to it’s new life as a smaller, cuter skirt for Sadie.
Keep an eye out for another top featuring the top part of this skirt!
coincidentally, I don’t have before shots of either of these skirts.
basically they look about the same, only larger.
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I also sewed up one pair of leggings which I feel like I should just add to the skirt post instead of writing it’s own since I would pretty much just say:
Here’s another pair of Go to Leggings. It’s an awesome pattern. So awesome it has it’s own tag on my blog.
Nuff said
Just kidding I thought of more to say.
I bought this knit pencil skirt at Forever 21 years ago and I don’t think I ever wore it!
let’s just say, I am not curvy so pencil skirts don’t do anything for me…
It worked out perfectly for leggings for Ms C! Like, PERFECTLY.
I just eeked out these 4T leggings from the skirt. Meant to be!
Also, no hemming. woot!
Before and after!
Ooh! I love the stripey skirt such fun!
Love Love Love the stripes skirt! Wonderful!
You really are productive this KCW, and love all the makes! Though, being curvy, I would have worn the pencil skirt to pieces myself ๐
Ummmmm i want that stripey skirt.