Happy Friday, everyone! Â I was modeling this skirt in last week’s lace bow t-shirt refashion. Â I think this satin bow skirt refashion and that lace bow t-shirt refashion makes a great ensemble!
Satin Bow Skirt Refashion
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I picked up this skirt about two years ago, and had it stored inside my sewing cabinet for “sometime in the future.” Â So when I decided to do this series of Bows Refashions, this skirt was going to get remade.
I really like the skirt before it was redone, except that it was three sizes too big for me and fell off my waist. Â But it’s cute, am I right?
Okay, so the inside of this skirt has an elastic that’s seen its better days.  Out you go.  I took off the waist band, here … just as a side note, you can pretty much transform any fabric, skirt, or even a shirt into a skirt for this project.  That’s why I added the black t-shirt material (above).  If you are going to go that route, cut a piece of fabric about twice the size of the waist, here, and make sure to add a couple of inches for the edge.
I took out some of the stitches where the fabric meets together.
Then, I sewed them into edges, so that there is a hole there.
This is what it looks like. Â This is where the satin ribbon will go.
Pin the fabric back to the skirt.  Now, I pinned so that the fabric will make a “chevron” type of pattern … I really liked that it did that.  But, you can sew it correctly.  I made an oopsie the first time and sewed the waist on inside out, so make sure you sew the right sides together. 🙂
Sew onto the skirt, using a zig-zag stitch to help the stretch.
Add a straight stitch all the way around …
I made mine come out, so you can see it, but you can also stitch directly into the seam (so you cannot see it). Â It all depends on your taste.
Cut some satin ribbon … I made mine about twice the size of the waist.
Thread an end with a safety pin.
And fish through.
The Final:
Closeup of the bow:
You can wear this with:
Some awesome black boots.
Black studded earrings.
Moon cut chain necklace.
Gray spaghetti strap top.
With love,
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Wow well done. I really admire people who have the ability to sew and creative items. I cannot even sew a button x
wow, you made that! such a cute addition with the bow. Fantastic job.
I like how you upscaled this skirt! I would have to hot glue gun the ribbon on since I don’t have a sewing machine! 🙂
Yay, I love it! I like recycling old stuff and turning them into something new. I am not good in sewing though but my cousin is so good at re-creating clothes that I wish I have that same skill too. Great job on this!
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I absolutely LOVE how you’ve brought new life to this skirt, it looks so cute!
Great idea to add a little flare to a skirt or create a new look! I also love the shirt you recommended to go with it!
So cute! Great way to punch up the style on a plain!
xoxo Christie
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Your skirt is so cute! That’s so cool how you made it into your own design. I wish I had the talent to alter/make my own clothes. I can make pretty decent arts & crafts, so maybe my next project should be adding a bow to one of my skirts or tanks to see how that turns out!
OOH I’m so impressed! Well done! I love seeing posts where people have gotten creative and up-cycled something they wouldn’t wear into something fabulous! I also love anything stripey and girly too. It looks lovely. http://www.hellocupies.com 🙂
It’s been a long time since I last used a sewing machine, but this post gave me quite an inspiration to sit back at it again. And those boots. Holy cow, they are amazing!