How I almost threw this in a trash still amazes me. Diy outfit recycling

in NeedleWorkMonday2 years ago (edited)

Hello Hive

The story of how I came about sewing this jumpsuit still amazes me.

Initially the fabrics was purchased for a friend of mine whom she gave to a random tailor to sew for ha.
It was a total disaster, the tailor didn't get the exact style she wanted properly and the entire fabrics have been cut and sewn, there was nothing that can be done to change the design.

Some patterns of cloths can never be adjusted especially if it was cut into several pieces like this one, and my friend has a very big stature.

She detested the outcome of the design as you can see it here.


After passing the outfit to me about a year ago, she demanded that I look for someone with big physique who can wear this and I should dash it out..

This sat among my wip fabrics for a long time and I thought about throwing some of them away since some of my practicals where beyond repair and there is no other choice but to throw it away.

( The initially very big outfit)

This year I paid a visit to my Wip hoping that I can continually pick them up one at a time until I exhaust the bag while working on new designs.

A thought came that since my friend has a big body there is a way I can rip the whole outfit and sew something different that will fit my own size...

Then i ripped all the seams open and you can imagine how time consuming that can be.
I got a huge pile of the cloth here and then thought about how I can join all the previous cut pieces to make another whole outfit.


( the different pieces from the former outfit).

That is exactly what has happened here.
Cutting and sewing each pieces together again.

A total transformation of style and size, coupled with the beautiful traditional nature of the fabric I just love the outcome now.

Recycling this was really tedious and time consuming since I have double assignment here.
Instead of cutting and sewing an outfit straight ahead, I had to first rip out the seams which took me 3hours to open them up, next I chalked it out and cut to my size and design before sewing again.


I made an off shoulder jumpsuit with a single rope passed around the neckline for the strapes
Isn't this just lovely.



This was a stressful process but it was worth it, I learnt a lesson from making this, that I could always find some meaningful use for any piece of garment or wasted materials.

Thank you for stopping by my blog today I hope you are all having a great time out there 💃💃💃🎊❤🎉🎊💖💞🌺🌹🌱💓

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 2 years ago  

Thanks alot

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This is beautiful, it looks good on you and you did a great job there.

Well done fellow sew mate!

 2 years ago  

Thanks dear 💕

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 2 years ago  

Thanks alot.

Very beautiful, you are a great recycler 😃😃
Can you help me to recycle my clothes??

 2 years ago  

Bring them on dear

Thank you, I like this

That looks so comfortable! What a great idea 😍

 2 years ago  

Yes ma💖... Thanks for the kind words.

wow!!! wow!!! you are a great needlewoman, my dear! it was a great idea! wonderful result! This jumpsuit really suits you. It's a pity that tailor ruined this thing for your friend. but you just designed it beautifully and your patience is amazing! 😃

 2 years ago  

Exactly, her bad and quite my gain.. 🙈 I guess that she can now trust my sewing skills and pass me her fabrics to help her out...
Hope you had a great day today.
Its really cold here and am trying to stay warm.

what is your temperature now? we have a little warmer: today +18 degrees Celsius. it was colder before. we don’t have heating in our apartments in Israel, so it’s often warmer outside than inside the apartment. do you have heating in the house?

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 2 years ago  

Thanks alot @ackhoo, I truly appreciate this..

My dear you have done a good job

Omo, you are good abeg. You are very creative. I love the outcome. 💞💕

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