My husband had this shirt that I loved because it is soft and huggable, sadly, he decided that it was time for the shirt to find a new owner. He gave it to me so I could bring to Goodwill, but then I told him about this cool idea of making dresses for the girls with his old shirts and he wanted his shirt back!!! he he he, I said, too late, because I made this for Estrella ....
I used the same collard from the original shirt, and put some ribbon at the bottom.
and twirls!!!!
I had enough shirt left over to make Isabella this skirt, but I don't like it much, she likes it, even though she looks mad, she loves it! just for the fact that I always make things for Estrella and nothing for her cause she will wear it anyway when she is bigger, right? 
I put a ribbon at the waist cause I didn't have more fabric, the bottom part is the bottom part of the original shirt. I added the same ribbon, it has pink ladybugs, the girls love that!
they like to pose for the camera!
How do you sew ruffles? I found it a bit hard. any tips?
Querida Bea! Me impresionas cada vez! Te felicito por tu nuevo invento de moda. Lo deverias patentar.
ReplyDeleteEstan preciosas las fotos de tus nenas con la camisa suave de tu marido. Ahora, eso de 'mumus' nunca lo habia oido yo... ha de ser de otro mundo vos, jajajaja.
Te quiero mucho,
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Que linda Anali! gracias por las flores! la verdad la idea de hacer vestidos de camisas no es mia, es de un sitio que se llama MADE, pero ella no tiene este estilo, este si es mi propia idea. No puedo creer que nunca oiste hablar de los mumus!!!! talvez es una palabra Salvadoreña, mi mama y todas mis tías tienen un mumu, son vestido sin cintura que solo se meten por arriba, no tienen zippers o botones y son regularmente de telas muy comodas y frescas, tengo uno que mi mama me trajo de Mexico, talvez es una palabra mexicana, quien sabe, pero yo me acuerdo de haberla escuchado desde siempre en Guate!!!
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