Showing posts with label blue jean skirt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blue jean skirt. Show all posts

Feb 10, 2014

Panel Denim and Tie Skirts




RENEWED BLUES D.I.Y.
Blue Jean Skirt. 
Denim Skirt

 Cut off the legs. 
 Leave enough length in the short to allow for the seam allowance.
 Cut each leg panel in half and then into quarter strips.
 Cut off at the top of leg panel to the desired length. The hem that exists on the leg panels will act as the finished hem on the skirt.
Denim Panels for Jean skirt
     
  I flipped two sections of the denim leg panels and sewed them 
into the skirt wrong sides out.
  I liked the variance of color and the improved effect it created in the overall design.
 The two tones of blue in the panels nicely complimented and then accommodated this spectacular tie.
 I love the iridescence in the tie. As you walk in the skirt the tie shifts from a purple iridescence to a yellow golden iridescent hue.
           The Tie was cut and top stitched onto the denim after the leg panels had been sewed together and before the skirt was stitched to the shorts.

Blue Jean Skirt


                                                        The finished Skirt.
                         After sewing together the denim leg panels and sewing on the three tie sections, I then top-stitched each seam in a yellow denim thread.
                              I was pretty happy with this skirt. 
                                           It is so soft!
 Blue Jean Skirt @Lillian the Domestic Engineer

             This Skirt below was a work 
                                    and then a re-work. 
I had originally sewn only the black rayon skirt onto the shorts. 
I hand stitched a black pig skin suede band around the hips and over the seam before finally deciding that I didn't like it at all.

The second time rework was a third time design for this  
   Renewed Blue Jean Skirt. It is finally a keeper.

MORE Blue Jean Skirt 

I added in the denim panels at the front and back. 
I used the heavy seam strips I had cut from the bottom of the legs and the side seams of the jeans to sew down the between the denim and the rayon panels at front and back of skirt as well as across the hip seam..

    As a rule I try to use the bottom hem of the original garments whenever possible.


See MORE RENEWED BLUE JEAN SKIRTS HERE

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 Fun With Fundraising
Have you Volunteered your TIME lately?
I'm off to Volunteer at a Bingo Hall in support of the local Skating Club today. Although I don't have Children in the Club, I know it takes a Village to raise a Child!
My neighbors asked me if I could step up to help out for the day.
 Seems a lot of the group has gone away and if they don't send 14 people to work the Bingo today
 the Group will lose their Placement and their Profits..
A single Bingo can provide up to of 800.00 for the group.
With more time than money and with a good understanding of the need,
 I will take my place at the Bingo Hall Today.


It is easier to find Men who will Volunteer to die, 
than to find those who are willing to endure pain with patience.
                                             -Julius Ceasar

Aug 2, 2013

Blue Jean Skirts

                                                           up cycled Blue Jean Skirt
                                                        TIE ONE ON!  
 Blue Jean Skirt. 
                                                                  
                     For the BELT, I folded the wide end of this tie in half and hand stitched it about 4 inches along.
                                          The full width of the tie looked too big on the skirt.
      I folded the cotton material up from the bottom to create the finished hem on the skirt.
   I finished the top seam and then top stitched the skirt to the denim.
  A blue silver glass beads finishes the skirt. It does shimmer and shine and catch your eye as you walk.


        There are so many beautiful, funky silk ties in the world out there waiting to be loved!
         There are also many ties around my studio calling out to be needed.
          I thought Ties the perfect pair and perk for these great summer skirts.
    The Tie and scarf belts should be removed from the skirt to be hand washed separately. 

                                                        Country and Chic
                                           The soft ruffle and floral scarf add simple charm

Blue Jean Skirt

                                                                     Country Chic!
Blue Jean Skirt
  

 
    
                                                               Something borrowed
Something Blue
I love this skirt. 
 Add a touch of class with the addition of a belt/scarf, a beautiful antique button and hand beaded  
         trim.                            

Re Worked Denim Skirt

Blue Jean Skirt

Blue Jean Skirt

Denim Skirt
                                       Light and Ladylike
                                       
The rayon bottom skirt was a ruffle that I cut from the bottom of a dress and stitched to the bottom of the denim.
The applique on the skirt front was once an applique on the front of a tank top.  I hand stitched it to the front of the skirt. The fun button was found in my wonderful collection of buttons.
 The seam is finished with glass shimmery beads that are hand stitched.
                                                       Light and Ladylike!

 Blue Jean Skirt

                            
                                                            It's Hip to be Square
                                         This striped tie insisted that it was made for the plaid skirt.
                  The bottom ruffle was made from the leg material of both the shorts and the jeans.
                                                The button adds pop and the beads add hip.
                               This tie was a bit thinner so I used it without folding and stitching it.
                                                   
Blue Jean Skirt
                                              
                                                        Flirty and Fun
                   These are a grey Lee Jean that I dressed up as skorts.
                             I used a lacy coral color seam binding on the leg hems                                               
                                              and at the waist as a belt.
          The matching antique button adds flair and the sheer over skirt adds romance. 
            The lace waist can be worn folded down (as on top right) or up (as on top left side). 
                                                         

Denim Blue Jean Skirt




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