It’s summer!!! It has been super hot here in Michigan!
Since rompers are very popular this year I decided what better to do than a romper refash!
I absolutely love white and green stripes!
Okay so I started with this cotton dress! Very comfortable!

I laid out my dress with the front side up. Folded it in half lengthwise. I made a diagonal cut from the bottom seam up.

I then cut 3 inches off the bottom.

Sewed a new 1/2 inch hem around the whole bottom.

I laid out my dress inside out, front side up and sewed up the leg seams.

For the final touch I added some pom-poms to the hem of the romper shorts.
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Perfect for a hot day boating!

Happy Refashioning!!!
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Hi there! Welcome to my little blog! My name is Marisa, phonetically that’s Marie-sa! My goal is to change the way you look at outdated clothes by making you think outside the stitch!
I am a dental hygienist by trade but that leaves me longing to show my creative side and having something more fashionable to wear than scrubs!
I have always been interested in fashion and for years I have been dabbling in creating my own clothes. Now is the time to seriously get into refashioning and encourage you to do the same!
I hope this little blog of mine inspires you not to pass up those oversized unsightly pieces of clothing but to transform them into something beautiful!
Happy Refashioning!
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That is a really cute refashion. I love the pompons and the green and white stripes. I wish that you would post a picture of you standing up so that I can see how the legs fit. How did you decide where to cut that diagonal seam for the legs? Does it hang well in the back? Thanks for sharing your creativity 🙂
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Thank you so much! Green and white is my favorite stripe combo! Cutting for the legs was all guess work, which I got very lucky. Next time I will be more precise. The legs fit great and turned out to be a good length. It does hang well in the back, which again I believe is pure luck. 🙂
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