Tutorial on DIY shawl transformation of childrens suspender skirt. Three identical large cotton and linen shawls = a children’s suspender skirt! You must not have thought about it this way, right!
Main materials:
3 cotton and linen shawls, 8 buttons, elastic bands
Tools required:
Scissors, sewing machine, eraser pen positioning needle
Production steps:
Step 1:
As long as you prepare the main three cotton and linen scarves with the same pattern, everything is basically ready
Step 2:
If you are using a sewing machine, don’t forget to wind the thread~
Step 3:
Start from the edge of one of the shawls, leave about 2cm, put an elastic band on the bottom, and useThe sewing machine starts sewing
Step 4:
The direct distance between each two sutures can be 1-2cm, this is very free
Step 5:
For the pleated part of the elastic band, it is best to use the thin elastic cord as shown in the picture, so that it will be cooler to wear. If you don't have one, you can also use a wide-edged elastic band, which will at least ensure that the elastic band is more durable.
Step 6:
Do the same treatment on both shawls and scarves. After completion, the front and back pieces of the main body of the skirt are ready
Step 7:
Then use positioning needles to fix the front and back pieces, with the inside facing outward for suturing.
Step 8:
The third scarf is mainly cut into two long strips as suspenders
Step 9:
First fold the sling in half from the inside out, sew a line away from the edge, then turn it over with the front side facing out, and sew a line along the edge to fix it
Step 10:
Attach the suspenders to the skirt, leaving about 2 inches on the left and right sides
Step 11:
Sew back and forth a few times at the graffiti location shown in the picture to fix the suspenders to the main body of the skirt
Step 12:
After it’s fixed, it’s done~ The effect when worn... The little loli looks like an elf from the forest, right?!
