here we go...
steal this skirt.
easy as pie!
first make a pencil skirt
then make 16 or so yo-yos in different sizes
Then use fabric glue to pin them on with some snipped out leaves.
Then stitch them into place with a back stitch and a blanket stitch.
So? What are you waiting for?
You are gorgeous, and the skirt is darn cute too.
ReplyDeleteCute skirt. Yes, you look gorgeous! I'm just waiting for some time :).
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
ReplyDeleteTime and talent. LOVE how you paired the mixed pattern flowers with mattress ticking! OMG! That's fabulous! You so rock!
ReplyDeleteThat skirt is so stinkin' adorable! I love it! (and i'd totally make it if I wore skirts)
ReplyDeleteTotally cute!
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteu r so cute. jeez, my eyes. it hurts me eyes.
ReplyDeleteUmmm....it's not even funny how stinkin' cute you are. And where did you get this fabric from? I think a twin skirt is in my future...
ReplyDeleteToo cute, you look great and so does the skirt!
ReplyDeleteDarling. Looks wonderful on too. GREAT idea. Sometimes wonderful ideas don't look so great made up. Yours is a real keeper. Love it.
ReplyDeleteThat's a cute skirt! I'll have to give that a try. Thanks :)
ReplyDeleteThat is cuter than pie.
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Your skirt is just precious, but I'm going to make a hula hoop tomorrow. I am in love with the Fourth marching band in the earlier post. Makes me want to run off and join the circus.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Love the whole look, too--GREAT shoes!
ReplyDeleteOh I love this! I've been making yoyos for a few weeks now as it is the perfect lunch-time picnic activity that I can do at work ;) Mind are a little messier than yours though, yours are so equal on all sides! Must try harder...
ReplyDeleteThanx for your comment on my blog btw, it made me smile :)
Personally? I was waiting for you to post this. Hell yeah I want to steal that skirt!
ReplyDeleteYour shoes and cardigan really set the skirt off perfectly!
ReplyDeleteYou look awesome!!
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I always enjoy reading intelligent articles by an author who is definitely knowledgeable on their chosen subject. I'll be following this thread with much interest. Keep up the great work, till next time
ReplyDeleteOOO this is super cute! I actually saw this fabric I think at Joann's on my second visit for the day. I contimplated getting it for a corset I am going to be making. This turned out super cute!
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