DIY Batik Dress And Ruffle Hem Gingham Dress
Hi there, today I'm making a test to share my Youtube video on this blog. It's about the making of my two dresses that I wore during the Easter holiday and a bit of our life during that week. 🔹️ The green batik dress. Fabric: I used an Indonesian batik from my stash. Pattern: self-drafted and I made a few dresses using this pattern before. This dress has sleeveless, no zipper, a loose and knee length. 🔹️ Ruffle hem gingham dress. Fabric: I used gingham cotton fabric from my stash. Pattern: self-drafted. This dress has v-neckline (front and back), no zipper, ruffle hem and a little bow at the front neckline. Both dresses are easy to make and comfy to wear. Perfecf for summer 😍 Thank you for stopping by and happy weekend 🌺❤
In New Zealand we call these scrunchies :)
ReplyDeleteOh.. Thanks for letting me know:)
DeleteHi Hana, I think they are called scrunchies in the USA and certainly here in Australia. I always think they look pretty, and yours certainly are :)
ReplyDeleteHi Sarah, thank you.
DeleteHere in Asia especially in China and Indonesia we called these hair tie or hair bun:)
Thank you SO much for sharing this tutorial! I've been wanting to replace/repair my stretched-out hair ties for a while. This is also a great way to use up small bits of fabric.
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome, L! Yes, it is a great way to use the scraps and really fun project to make. I hope you will have a time to make it:)
DeleteI am literally going to go home and do this with all the fabric scraps I have been hoarding. I knew I was keeping them for a reason!
ReplyDeleteSo cute... thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWe are so thankful for your post. My daughter and I have to raise money for her Jr. High School class trip and this is what we decided upon. I think they will be a hit (at least with the girls)! God bless!
ReplyDeleteHola las soy de argentina estoy tratando de hacer los moños solo queria saber las medidas estan en pulgadas? ...como seria en cm ?... gracias
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