Whipped this up the other day. I meant to make a collar for it too but got too excited to wear it before I managed to get it done! It's a lot less complicated than the last one so took a lot less time.

Got this lovely fabric from Leicester market


I used the same method as the tie-dye shirt dress in that I used a dress I already had to make the pieces. Chopped 'em out of the fabric and there they are!

So remember I told you to watch this space on my [ tie-dye curtains post ]? Yes? No? Well check out this little number

Oh yes, the tie-dye dress is here! As my first proper dress-making attempt I must say I am pleasantly surprised (shocked and amazed) at how well it has turned out. And it's ready just in time for the warm Spring that has kindly landed itself upon us. Here's how I did it :)

One of my favourite ever vintage finds! I found this 1960s wool cape at a vintage faire in Swansea (of all places) last summer. I got to test it out this winter but as there are a limited amount of clothes that it actually works with I haven't worn it as much as I'd have liked to. Ah well, I have a year to accumilate some more suitable accompaniments! Worn with it in the picture are a pair of 60s vintage shoes (etsy I think!) and a H&M dress :)


Lookbook - http://lookbook.nu/look/5919763-Vintage-60s-Wool-Cape-H&M-Collar-Dress-Lace
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