I didn't feel like it was going to be long enough, so I added a layer of fabric underneath. Then I took some scrap fabric and made straps.
This was really easy since the valance was already gathered and ruffled.


And there ya have it. From window covering to body covering in a matter of minutes. For all of you who are doubting your skills, I assure you it doesn't require many. Just a little faith in yourself and determination. :) And if you mess up, you trade the couple bucks you spent for experiece, right??
You can do it...if I can, you definitely can!! :)
16 comments:
You have some amazing skills! I am impressed. I wasn't blessed with the skill of creating and sewing. I love how your brain works ... how would have thought a window valance = a cute shirt! I love it!
You are so creative!! I love it!
very cute! i love how "visionary" you are!
Wow! That is adorable!!!
Way cute! Totally retro fabric...I love it.
The green polka-dotted material makes a cute shirt even cuter. I LOVE it!
Oh my goodness! So cute! I wish I had a little girl to make them for!
Again, you amaze! :o) Thanks for sharing all your wonderful projects and inspiring all of us to try somethig new ourselves. :o)
Way cute! The valance was perfect for this shirt! And it comes in perfect time for spring and summer! --jenny
That shirt is SO adorable! Way to go!
Wow, that's SOOOO CUTE!!! i love that! And Jenna looks like a total doll in it!
this is one of the most adorable shirts i've ever seen! so cute!
You are a SUPER sewer! I am SO impressed!
Love the shirt!
What a cute shirt. I sometimes wish that I had a little girl and culd dress someone in flowers along with me! SIGH! I love how creative you are. Things that I would have never thought of and you put them together so fast. I am learning!
That is such a cute idea. I love it. I guess I could make a dress with a window valance for Hannah.
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