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Feb
22
Here’s one instance where it’s not bad to dress trashy. Anna Nowicki created this tutu and boned bodice out of trash bags. She calls it her Black Bin Bag Tutu. I call it inspired! Read more about it.
- Read up on zippers
- Tutorials: Pattern drafting for cap sleeves, bodice
- Tutorial: Easy tulle tutu
- Lookie what she made: Dress-up crown from tassle trim
- Tutorial: A-Line Girl’s Dress from Man’s Shirt
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