
So I got two of those skirts and brought them home. I turned them inside out and put the oldest two girls in them. Then I pinned them to fit all the way down and sewed them. It took all of 2 minutes. Then I cut off the extra, and fitted them to the younger two girls and pinned and sewed them. Viola! Four skirts. Even if you add a generous 25 cents each for thread and electricity, I still got them for 75 cents each. The girls love them- they wanted to wear them all down as 'under dresses' (I think they meant petticoats). And of course, as is built into the female DNA, as soon as they put them on, they had to twirl!

3 comments:
ohhh I want to be able to sew...just need the machine... :) But I love the twirling! I had a skirt like that on to day and wanted to do the same thing!!
what a fab idea.. good for you:)
Now that's what I call creativity! You're awesome!
We don't have a KMART around here...I actually miss going to one. Sure there prices were just a wee bit higher, but it was a nice change of pace besides going to Wally World all the time ...ugh...
You know...next time you go thrift store shopping, you should get plus size long skirts and do this again (if the fabric allows). Such fun!
Blessings,
Dawn
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