I saw this little dress from Spool No.72
a few months ago and fell in love.

It was more than I wanted to spend ($52) on a
summer dress. And I wanted one that had sleeves.
So what did I do?
Made my own!
I already owned this top (from the Gap Outlet, $6)
so all I had to do was buy 1 yard of "Jelly Bean" green
linen, some thread and some elastic (all for less than $10)
and voila!

I even added the belted sash.
super easy, super inexpensive, and
I love it!
*So next time you see something you love
that's over your price range, don't be afraid to
try and make one yourself*

So cute Kristin!
ReplyDeleteoh wow, love it! i posted about that dress lamenting the lack of sleeves. i'd buy yours in a second! great job. :)
ReplyDeleteAre you serious!? I saw you wearing this in a picture on your other blog and I love it! Can't believe you make such amazing clothes!! :)
ReplyDeletei love it! it is cuter with sleeves...great job :)
ReplyDeleteSo CUTE! Love it.
ReplyDeletelove the dress, love the modesty!
ReplyDeleteIs there a tutorial for this? Yours is much cuter, BTW!
ReplyDeleteYou are so good! I love this! So glad I found your blog via Sensibly Styled. I'm now a follower!
ReplyDeleteSO very very cute! But I'm still afraid! I've got lots of shirts I could do that with, but still intimidated by attaching fabric for a skirt.
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