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Apr
19
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Donya from Keeps Me In Stitches shows how she made this t-shirt dress in just 30 minutes. She calls it her Make Mommy Happy Dress and it’s made from an old t-shirt (bodice) and some knit yardage (skirt). You can see from the photo that she’s wearing this as a maternity dress, but this style isn’t limited to just those 9 months. This is such a versatile dress idea! You can change up the look by using a different t-shirt style for the top or varying the length of the skirt. Get the tutorial.
[photo from Keeps Me In Stitches]
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By Anne Weaver
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3 Comments so far
This is sooooo exciting!! Thank you so much!
Momma Donya told me that her dress was featured here. SHe is sooooo talented! Love the dress, and her creativity.
Great job Donya! I’m so impressed and excited for you!