So who wants doggie friends? I don't, not when I'm eating bacon! Trust me: you do not want your dog's snout hovering near your bacon-bedecked plate. Grrr...
Friday's post tells the tale of how I made like a serial killer and vengefully wreaked havoc on two pairs Levi's with a pair of scissors: Slash, snip, and rip! You can see "before" photos of the virgin and unsullied innocents prior to the desecration.
Then I made an A-line skirt with one pair, and saved the other pair for today's more complicated (for me) project: A quasi-Prairie skirt. It's the Prairie skirt technique I'll be using, but the combination of cloths I chose are not "country-style" prairie. But hey, the photos will hopefully serve as a tutorial of sorts.
Friday's post tells the tale of how I made like a serial killer and vengefully wreaked havoc on two pairs Levi's with a pair of scissors: Slash, snip, and rip! You can see "before" photos of the virgin and unsullied innocents prior to the desecration.
Then I made an A-line skirt with one pair, and saved the other pair for today's more complicated (for me) project: A quasi-Prairie skirt. It's the Prairie skirt technique I'll be using, but the combination of cloths I chose are not "country-style" prairie. But hey, the photos will hopefully serve as a tutorial of sorts.
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Three pieces to make the skirt:
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| Scraps from both pairs of Levi's sewn together to make a 48" band that connects the skirt top to the bottom cloth |
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| I pinned and sewed the Levi's band to the top piece. |
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| Sewed in the Levi's band, then folded it under & pressed it for a hem |
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| NOTE: Direction of pins (I pinned the dark bottom cloth to the iron-hemmed Levi's band) |
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| NOTE: Albert the Family Dog in the background |
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| Albert photo-bombs again! |
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| Oh, Albert... *sigh* WHAT I'M WEARING
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