
This skirt I made last year had a stain, a rather unsightly grey paint stain and primary-school table level, a consequence of after school club teaching!
Rather than get rid of it, why not revamp it?


I am quite pleased! I used bird silhouettes off google images for reference, machine stitched and then embroidered for a final touch.
3 comments:
Excellent - you could make your clothes last forever with this technique (although you might start to resemble a Hitchcock movie from the waist down!).
This is such a good idea - I love the birds and hurrah for recycling clothes...Looks fabulous.
Lovely!
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