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Speedy DIY Silk Skirt

As I have mentioned about a million times before, silk is a slight obsession of mine.  Add to that I'm a material snob & compulsive op shopper... which brings me to today's DIY!

I picked up this (very ugly & dated) granny dress for $5 purely because the fabric was so beautiful, but without knowing what I'd do with it.

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How to?

A quick glance at the waist seam showed it was completely choppable, so I just chopped off the top very neatly and tidied up the edges. Fastest silk midi skirt creation ever.

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Happy Australia Day to everyone, Australian or not!

xx S

6 comments:

  1. Love what you did! Great idea!

    munchmecat.blogspot.com

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  2. Oh wow! It looks amazing as a midi skirt! Love it!
    Happy Australia Day!!

    x Aliya
    www.papermoonsandmacarons.blogspot.com

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  3. great diy project. the skirt looks lovely on you!

    www.absurdlypeculiar.blogspot.com

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  4. I love happy ending stories like this!
    Found a gorgeous emerald green vintage blazer with polka dot lapels over summer for £1, all it needed was the lapel to be chopped off and there's a statement piece right there!

    Monochrome Magpie

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  5. This is so amazing! Love it! Hope you had a great Australia Day!

    P.s, I nominated you girls for the Versatile Blogger Award! I love your blog and would love to see your responses!

    XO,
    Pauline

    http://instinctofstyle.blogspot.com

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  6. Great find, the skirt looks pretty on you. I'm a silk snob too :)

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