What I Wore - Purple Flounce Skirt

This skirt is actually a new addition to my wardrobe. I didn't bother posting about it because I've made multiple just like it (red, black & a longer purple). If I have a knit fabric there is a 75% chance I'll make a flounce skirt with it.

Vest // Garage
Top //  Jones New York
Bodysuit // H&M
Skirt // Diy
Shoes // Vintage

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What I Wore - Red & White

Ahhh, I remember the days when I used to make things and not just post outfit pictures. I wholeheartedly intend to get back to that but I haven't managed it just yet. I was in the process of making a dress but then I ran out of matching thread so I crawled away from my sewing machine and haven't looked at it since. Looking back at my May I wonder why I didn't commit to Me-Made-May. Most of my outfits include pieces I've made myself, I definitely could have pulled out an outfit a day. Neither of the red pieces worn here were store bought. The shirt is actually really old and the skirt is a remnant of my flounce skirt creating phase (which I don't think I'm out of yet). 

Floral Shirt // Diy

Shirt // Vintage

Skirt // Diy

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New In - Crop Top and Skirt

I managed to get pictures of my new skirt with my new crop top. I personally wouldn't wear the two pieces together on their own because they look a little too "teenage club girl". With something on top, like this peplum blazer however, the skimpiness is toned down with just random flashes of skin peeking through. 

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New In - Another Flounce Skirt

As I mentioned before, I went through my wardrobe and decided I needed some fairly basic black pieces. One thing I really wanted was a cute black skirt. I decided I needed something that was on the plainer side but not boring. Perhaps not picking the most imaginative choice, I've made myself another short flounce skirt. 

Here's just a quick look of first the front and then the back. Really excited for when the weather will finally warm up and I can put this piece into rotation. 

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Diy Printed Flounce Dress

Found this fabric at Value Village for $2 and thought it was a definite keeper. I decided it needed to be a fun and flirty dress. The dress itself is just a tank top pattern that I made longer and then a long rectangular piece that was gathered and sewed to the bottom. I added a navy bias tape to the hem, armholes, and neckline just to finish it off and to look more professional.

Love how the print of the dress looks like panels. 

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Flounce Skirt

 Sunday is officially sewing day so I spent mine making a new skirt! 

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