Turn dress into two piece diy

A matching midriff top and skirt combo have been on my wish list for some time, a good year in fact. I always kind of knew it might be possible to make a set myself out of a simple dress, but could never find the right print or pattern in my local thrift store. Recently […] Read More

I bought this dress from a charity shop and decided to turn it into a DIY two-piece set! Follow this easy tutorial to learn how to make a dress into a two-piece.

This is a guide to upcycling an old dress into a skirt and top. Learn how to make a two-piece set from a dress with this step-by-step DIY tutorial.

You can create this trendy outfit on your own. You only need an old shirt, thread, and a needle!! Watch the entire process step by step on my YouTube Channel "Dame Ideas". For more clothing transformation ideas take a look to my profile @dameideas10

Towards the end of last year I went thrifting and this set stood out to me because of it's beautiful material but it wasn't quite the right style. So after a...

I’m so glad I didn’t return this maxi dress once I decided it wasn’t a good fit for me. The refashion is so much better!

Hey world changers - how are you doing? We have all been going through some difficult times and I haven't been talking about it much because I use my sewing as a form of distraction. I hope these refashions & posts have distracted/inspired you in these times! Today I'm sharing another simpl

Refashion a dowdy thrift store dress to chic matching co-ord skirt and top set.

I posted this upcycle a few week ago on Instagram but wanted to share the behind the scenes details here on the blog! It had been well over a year since I had been "in person" thrifting, so when 2nd Ave Thrift Store reached out about collaborating on a project, I was all for it! This wa

Hey! Today I'm going to show you guys how to turn a dress into a two-piece playsuit! This dress was on the short side, even for me, and didn't hit me at my waist. So I decided to give it a little renovation that would add some extra length. All you'll need is a dress, scissors, paper, and a sewing machine. 1. First, cut the dress in half at the waist. 2. Next, hem the top half by folding the raw edge under twice. Mine was knit, so I sewed some paper to stop it from puckering. 3. Once you rip…