I picked these up for my 3 yo Zoe at D.I. for about two or three dollars a few weeks ago. I think they were only $2.
I cut these into strips to make the ruffles. I had enough to cut out two strips per leg. This made the ruffle twice the width of the pants. (I ended cutting some other strips though...I didn't like how some of this denim had the vertical stripe thing going on.)
I serged these pieces together, serged the hem, ruffled them up, serged them to the bottom of the pants (sorry no in-process shots since it was super late and I needed to get them done so I could get some work done on Sam's Super Secret Birthday Project), ironed the ruffle down and top stitched them.
I couldn't wait for Zoe to try them on the next morning.
Ok. Those are totally worth the late night sewing. Totally.
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I looooove them!! I just bought some denim to make some ruffle pants about a week ago and now I am rethinking it. I think I'll go downstairs right now to see what actual jeans I can cut up!
ReplyDeleteErin, I am so impressed with your sewing. These are adorable.
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ReplyDeleteSeriously, how do you come up with this stuff? It kills me! They are adorable...as is the monkey wearing them, especially in her robe and froggie slippers. ;)
ReplyDeleteGood job and I will remember next time!
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