Why is it that every Monday, we have to figure out what the heck to wear to work? Again. May I suggest making yourself something nice? That's what one of our Flickr group members, dcadriel, did. Four days of DIY skirt loveliness!
It brought to mind my own DIY bicycle fashion.
I bet a bunch of you out there make your own clothes to ride in. Show them to us!
Monday, August 9, 2010
Nothing To Wear? Where's The Sewing Machine?
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Oh yes I do love skirts and they are so easy to make. My first DIY kilt was hand sewn start to finish. It isn't a very good kilt but it is a good skirt. It looks enough like a kilt to fool anyone around here.
ReplyDeleteWinter is usually my sewing time but I have been shut in (heat) a few times this summer so all my repairs are caught up.
I think my next project will be some mid thigh shorts. Australian bush type. I had some made in India for the Australian market that somehow found there way to Mexico. I wore them out and kept them to use as a pattern but now I can no longer find them so I'm going to have to wing it.
Your skirt is magnificent.
Did you crochet that skirt? It's beautiful! I crochet and would love to make something like that...
ReplyDeleteOF- I love your kilts! From afar, but love nevertheless : )
ReplyDeleteMaggie- It was featured here after I was contacted out of the blue be Debbie Stoller! The link will give you links to where the pattern can be found.
I also noticed that awesome skirt-panda collage on Flickr, it just jumps right out at you.
ReplyDeleteAnd if you indeed made that crochet skirt yourself, I'm beyond impressed! Gorgeous!
I make lots of my own clothes-mostly dresses & skirts. I've made a few pieces specifically for biking, but most of my wardrobe is bike-able, with the exception of a few pencil skirts.
ReplyDeleteDIYpartyyyyy!!
ReplyDeleteCharming skirt - love the colors!
ReplyDeleteI did crochet that skirt. I was really happy with the results. I then lost a little more weight and it is now way too big : ( I am trying yo find a way to make it wearable again. Otherwise, we may just have to have a "Win your own bicycle fashion" contest around here : )
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