DIY Kimono Style Jumpsuit
Hey Everyone!!
I'm back again with a DIY Jumpsuit...
You all know that I love to put patterns together.
I love to test my boundaries and see if I can do something different with my old patterns.
Today, I want you to meet Suki..
I call her Suki because of her kimono top sleeves that I extended to make it even more Japanese inspired.
Using to top of McCall's 6552 Pullover dress, I extended the sleeves 8 inches, extended the bottom 2 inches, and traced a pair of pants I already had. I also used Vogue 8825 sash to define the waist and little more.
Again, I purchased the rayon knit from Wally World for $2.50 per yard.
I love my Wally World soo much, it's the best kept secret.
I love how it all came together.
Don't you!!
Closer view of the top front..
Another View
Please Comment, Share, and Subscribe to my blog.
Until Next Time...
SEW IT CHIC!!!!!
You all know that I love to put patterns together.
I love to test my boundaries and see if I can do something different with my old patterns.
Today, I want you to meet Suki..
I call her Suki because of her kimono top sleeves that I extended to make it even more Japanese inspired.
Using to top of McCall's 6552 Pullover dress, I extended the sleeves 8 inches, extended the bottom 2 inches, and traced a pair of pants I already had. I also used Vogue 8825 sash to define the waist and little more.
Again, I purchased the rayon knit from Wally World for $2.50 per yard.
I love my Wally World soo much, it's the best kept secret.
I love how it all came together.
Don't you!!
Closer view of the top front..
Another View
View of entire Jumpsuit.
She's going to look great for a sexy night on the town with my hubby.
Please Comment, Share, and Subscribe to my blog.
Until Next Time...
SEW IT CHIC!!!!!
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