I love vintage sheets. I've been known to snag them from my grandmothers, grab one or two at a yard sale and search thrift stores just for these beauties. I have made many things from vintage sheets over the years, but now I have a new love: Shirred Sheet Skirt. Try saying that five times fast. :)
I found this tutorial last week about how to make a skirt from a t-shirt. Although my attempts with finding long t-shirts were unsuccessful, I made use of the hundreds of yards of vintage sheets in my sewing room.
Because sheets are thin, and vintage sheets have had even more time to grow thin, I lined my skirt with a neutral muslin fabric. This gives it a little more weight and keeps everyone from seeing through it. :)
Paired with a tank top, this is the perfect attire for a hot Florida day.
VERY cute!
ReplyDeletethis skirt is SO cute! I love it! I found your blog through a link party and LOVE it! I am your newest follower and would love it if you would check out my blog and follow me too! Thanks!
ReplyDelete-Nikki
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I won't have realized it was a sheet if you hadn't told me.
ReplyDeleteThis looks wonderful!! Thanks so much for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteMelissa
very cute. I love that it's not super full. A lot of the shirred skirts that I've seen are very full.
ReplyDeleteI love it! Beautiful! Now, if I could just get my sewing machine not to hate shirring...
ReplyDeleteI love the floral pattern! I'm just a beginner with sewing, but I hope to make something similar some day!
ReplyDeleteSuch a unique skirt. I bet no one would guess that the fabric came from a vintage sheet. Thanks again for linkin'.
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