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15.9.10
Romper Revamp
I love this romper! I had bought this so Aiyanna could wear it on her birthday last year. The big day came and I put it on her and it didn't fit. The snaps at the crotch wouldn't stay snapped because the torso part was to short for her. (We all have long torso in this family). I was soooo frustrated!!! It's just been sitting in the top of her closet ever since. I decided it was time to do something with it. I wanted her to be able to wear it so I turned it into a dress that she can wear now. Woohoo!!!
Supplies Needed:
Romper
Scissors
Thread
Sewing Machine
Step 1

I measured Aiyanna from her shoulders to her knees to figure out how long I wanted it to be.
I added 1.5" to allow for hemming. I cut the legs off at that measurement.
Step 2

I unsnapped the crotch and turned it inside out. I drew a straight line down the front and back where the fabric curves for the pants.
Step 3
Sew on the lines that were drawn.
After you sew it cut 1/4" from the stitch to get rid of the excess fabric.
Step 4
For the hem fold up 1/4" at the bottom and then fold up 1" . Sew.
(This is the only picture I could get a the back. Once the scooter was out the photo shoot was over)
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14 comments:
super cute!! what a save;)
I just found your blog from Shannon's. Great stuff!
I just love your blog. I am giving you an award for being such an awesome blogger. YOu can pick it up at http://mylifeadventurebyme.blogspot.com/2010/09/award.html.
Thanks
Shelley
Excellent Job!
You should come link this up at my Making It With Allie Party!
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Love it!!!
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Okay, this is darling. Love. What a fun idea.
genius! what a darling outfit. Perfect for fall with cute boots!
Have a great weekend
Very nice.
This is a wonderful upcycle project. I love it. Thanks for sharing this link from It's so very Cheri's linky party. I'm enjoying checking out the different craft and upcycle projects.
Great idea! I've had a few kids clothes like that - bought but never did fit! Good for you for altering it to make something new!!
Thanks for linking to A Round Tuit!
Jill @ Creating my way to Success
http://jembellish.blogspot.com/
This is GREAT!! I have the same romper for my little girl. She wore it last year for her birthday...maybe she can wear it again this year too! Thanks for sharing the tutorial!
I just saw your romper over on Jill's blog "Tuit" and had to come over to see if you had a tutorial. It's just so adorable - what a save. Mighty cute model you have too. Great work!
Adorable refashion. It looks so cute as a little dress.
Adorable refashion. It looks so cute as a little dress.
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