Challenge 1: Sew It Begins
Challenge: Create an outfit using an item of clothing that came with your doll. You can use other fabric in your outfit but that piece of clothing must be distinguishable in your final garment.
Designer: Kat
Model: Chloé
Faux-Wrap Top made from the ruffles of the skirt Chloé came in. The edges were hand painted with fabric paint to get a striped effect. The top is paired with a basic black skirt the fits Chloé perfectly thanks to darts in the front & back. Accessories chosen from the Piperlime accessory wall.
See how Susi did with the first challenge here. I didn’t envy her having only a swimsuit to start with!
Handmade 365 2010- My goal is to spend time everyday working on something handmade for a year & photograph it.
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© 2005 – 2011 Kathy Lewinski & Susan Cornish
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GREAT job! "congratulations! you can leave the runway"!
I love what you did with the layers. It is actually fitted to her. And really cute in the front and in the back.
CLEVER with the fabric paint. I am going to pull that trick out later! Good idea.
Awesome!
Thank you! The stretch fabric ended up being a help instead of a hinderance. I figured we've seen the designers do dying & such in the past so why not fabric paint.