I'm kicking myself for forgetting the before photo on this project.
Can you guess what it was originally?
Here's a clue... a leftover wing (metaphorically speaking).
Carly found this very pretty 'what was formerly know as a floral shirt' at a secondhand shop and asked if I could transform it into a skirt.
Always up for a challenge, I took it on.
My original intention was to use Nikki's A-Line Skirt Pattern, but there wasn't enough fabric in the shirt, so I just went freestyle (that's where the prayer came in), based on Carly's measurements.
She wanted little heart shaped pockets, which have actually worked quite well. They're stitched up to the top side of each heart, and are quite functional.
The final step was to add a lining..... and voila - one finished Wing and a Prayer Shirt Skirt!
15 comments:
Thrifty and clever and pretty!
Cam, you are sooo clever! Love how this turned out! xx
I'm going to have to add those pocket pictures to my Pinterest board if that is alright with you. I just love the present trend of turning too large clothes into smaller ones and this is a beautiful example. Cherrie
That's brilliant! Clever lady, love the pockets & it's such a lovely soft floral print..
Well done you! New challenges always make you think a bit laterally, don't they.
So very very sweet.
Very clever and pretty !
Well done you !
Great!!
That is so clever. The pockets are adorable and the skirt is lined as well. great job, Cam!
oh you are so clever. it is gorgeous and the pockets are perfect!
Fabulous 'shirt skirt'. Very pretty and practical too. yay for wings and prayers
Oooh just remembered this was up online - thank you thank you :) it looks fab, and you are So talented :)
I love that you've turned a shirt that was huge on me to a skirt that fits. And I LOVE the name :)
We shall catch up soon xx
It looks much better as a skirt than it would have as a shirt, although I suspect your clever skills have something to do with that!
I love this SO MUCH! So clever and gorgeous fabric for a skirt!
couldn't see this flower pattern for a shirt, too busy, but it works well for a skirt
nice job with the skirt and recycling :)
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