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Jul
16
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Cathy from Trinkets in Bloom shows how you can make your own chemise. The design is essentially a pillowcase dress. Instead of making it out of a cute cotton for a little girl, she makes it out of a silky pillowcase and turns it into a sexy little number for herself. The pillowcase she used had lace trim around the edge, but if you could also add some lace trim to a plain pillowcase. Or, if you can’t find a silky pillowcase (lace trimmed or not), you could always use some yardage and make it from scratch. Get the tute.
[photo from Trinkets in Bloom]
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By Anne Weaver
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