Yesterday I worked on some new shirts for Grace. The poor girl doesn’t really have any clothes that fit so I bought her some plain T-shirts ($3.88 at Wal-Mart) and have been busy gussying them up.
I used random scraps of leftover vintage lace and ribbon I bought like last year at a thrift store and made three bows which I attached to the top of her shirt. Simple, easy and it gave me a chance to use up a few of my vintage scraps.
PS—The other one I made her is my favorite—it involves iron ons, applique, and breakfast foods. We love it but won’t be sharing it until next week.
PPS—Remember that whole thing about my husband jumping on the band wagon? Well, he’s still enjoying the DIY ride and my house is still wrecked. I’m praying his massive project of doom is finished quickly or I am going to be using the rest of my vintage trims to weave myself a new place to live out in the backyard.
haha! you can come join us because that is pretty much how we are living right now too:)
such an obvioius idea (so of course i couldn’t think of it) my daughter has no clothes that fit either. i keep thinking i don’t have time to sew her things from scratch, but i can def. pick up some things from walmart! thank you duh! 🙂
You could also weave a cover up for the mess in your house 😛 But it would be a shame not to use the trims for such sweet projects.
Hope you live in a warmer place than we do….because an outside nest would be cold right now! LOL Hope that your renovations finish soon…you can write your name in the dust at my house between the dry wall and MDF dust! 🙂