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Oct
13
Elizabeth from Absinthe and Orange shows how to refashion a large scarf into a short gathered skirt. You could spend a lot of money to get a similar skirt from a trendy boutique, but why do that when the refashion is such an easy project? Go to the tutorial.
[photo from Absinthe and Orange]
[via Totally Tutorials]
Technorati Tags: sewing, tutorial, gathered, skirt, scarf, refashion
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