Super funky print. |
I really loved the funky print of these pants, but I really do not like Thai fishing pants. During my travels to Thailand, I bought a few pairs, thinking that I would wear them all the time. I do wear them to bed, but that's about all. I'm not a fan of how they make my butt look like a big bubble. So, I cut these up right away.
First, I cut the top off.
Yes, terrible photo, but you can see that the top is cut of. |
Usually, Thai fishing pants have a tie that wraps around the top to hold it on your waist; kind of like a paper sack. I used the seam ripper to take this skinny tie off the back.
As for the bottoms, I cut them strait down the middle, so that I had a cut straight edge on each pant leg.
Each pant leg is cut straight. |
After cutting, I sewed the top layer of the bottom pieces together, and then put the separate bottom and top pieces, wrong side out, on Dotty (my dress from). I could see in the front that there were places that were sticking out near the breast area. This let me know that I needed to add darts so that it would fit nicely.
The odd thing hanging off the side is a random little pocket. |
Back and sides pinned. |
The sides and about 3/4 of the back were sewed up. I added a zipper at the top and used the skinny tie that I had detached earlier as a belt. Within a few hours, I had a very cool and funky strapless dress.
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