I’m so happy we did this sheet swap. Besides the obvious benefit of having a nice stack of vintage textiles that I didn’t have to scour the thrift shops to find, there’s the enjoyment of seeing what other people are doing with my sheet.
First, there was me, and my Fast & Cheap Skirt Tutorial:
Then, there was Penny, who added stripes to the bottom and turned it into a completely different style. We can’t see it here, but I’ll bet she’s wearing a cool hat with this outfit:
And in the Having More Fun With a Piece of Fabric Than Anyone Thought Possible department is Nikki. I want my skirts to make me this happy:
Isn’t this fun? Same crazy 70’s sheet, three different looks. It makes me want to wear mine tomorrow – too bad the weather is going to be lousy all week – chilly and/or rainy. At least it’s going to warm up for Memorial Day Weekend. Which reminds me, I have to call my parents and talk them into having a BBQ on Monday – it’s the only way I ever get my favorite meal of grilled hot dogs these days 🙂
Man, this makes me wish I knew how to sew… and that I wore skirts… Who knew a sheet could me made into three gorgeous skirts?
If you can get your hands on a sewing machine, you should give it a try sometime! It is a lot easier than I would have thought a year ago (before I bought my machine and a couple of excellent books).
Hey, that’s me! And yes, in fact, I do wear that with a cool hat.
I’ve been fantasizing all week about my swapbacks–I know what I want to do (when the time comes), now the question is, can I? We shall see….
Looking forward to it – you are so creative! I was tempted to send you one of the solid sheets to see what you would do with it.
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