The last refashion I completed in the tunic series left me with part of a skirt.  I could have just hemmed it and added it to my wardrobe, ...

Digging through the box of dresses that my mom gave to me (ones that she wore back in the late 70's-early 80's), this blue one was ...

This is the final tunic in the series and also serves as a transitional piece into my next focus of refashioned clothing.  A while back, my...

I have really been enjoying making, and wearing, these tunics!  They are soooo comfortable! This tunic started with a turtleneck and a sk...

This tunic started out as a slim fitting men's shirt.  I loved the color and small checks.  If you notice in the before picture that th...

This tunic is probably the simplest one yet in my series, and the most comfortable!

The women's organization of our church just celebrated their 175th anniversary!  To celebrate, we decided to throw a Mary Poppins-theme...

Sewing has been put on hold lately.  My hubby runs two businesses, home designing and general contracting, and I am the lucky person who ge...

Finally, a break in the rainy weather!  This simple tunic has been done for awhile, but the weather hasn't exactly been picture-taking ...

Tunic number three in my series was made from a t-shirt and skirt.  I liked the black and cream combination of the printed t-shirt and the ...