Recycled lower trouser legs.
Hubby had a tear at the knee of his trousers. I did not want to make another bag, notebook cover or pencil case (my gift drawer has enough of those) so I did this skirt. Could cut 6 parts out of 3 of the front and back legs and had one remaining to cut the top part - not without a seam. To add a bit of fun I digitised a flower for the front and added two flaps at the back (should have made them shorter - nice to know for next time).
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23581Looks so Stunning!!!Wonderful idea with the recycle!!!!Gorgeous
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113884Very clever - looks great. And the flower is a great little extra addition. Sew well done.
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85867Great up-cycle Martine, love the skirt and design. Love Chris
234474Very clever looks great.
Probably took more time cutting it out than it would have from a piece of fabric but well worth it.
29726Fabulous upcycle! This is a great idea. You really come up with the best ideas. If the back flaps really bother you, just stitch on them! I think they are fine as is.
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33641Great job. Does your husband not know that it is fashionable to have holes in your jeans? :-)
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by killiecrankie
20 Jan 2017
Cute skirt.It will be summer in a few months over there .Next time turn them into shorts, ,if it is anything like ours at the moment hot humid & over 30 C he should appreciate ,the new cooler look.
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3606383182902008823577This little skirt is adorably cute! I love the little flower, too. No one would guess what you made it from. Lucky little girl, that your hubby tore his pants!-lol
109777This is an adorable skirt. I love the little extra touches with the embroidery and faux pocket flaps. What a wonderful recycle!
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9754Excellent - I've been on a denim recycling theme this week as well. Great minds think alike!
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by mops
20 Jan 2017
This was a thin quality, much more fit for this small skirt than the usual denim.
140717Thats lovely, I do like recycling and denim is so adaptable, Jo
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