Can you see that pityfull gaze?... "please don't take my Duncan Greens to the charity shop mummy" (sniff sniff for effect)
"but they don't fit you anymore sweetheart"
(stomps into house)
Later that evening mummy turns into a magician
and in the morning.......
SMILES!
SIMPLE!
You're such a good mummy! They look fab :) x
ReplyDeleteThat is really cute and she looks soooo pleased. Great stuff!
ReplyDeleteTotally brilliant :)
ReplyDeleteHow lovely, & one happy child again!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea! Have a great weekend! xxx
ReplyDeleteFANTASTIC! What a simply gorgeous idea! And she looks every so pleased too.
ReplyDeleteHow are you doing now?
Oooh that is clever!!
ReplyDeleteTamzin X
They remind me of the dress Brittany Murphy wore in the movie Uptown Girls that was made from dungarees that belonged to the stylists sister.
ReplyDeleteVictoria xx
Oh you are clever, it looks gorgeous. Any chance I can send you a bag of clothes for a restyle??!!!
ReplyDeleteLove it that you call them 'duncan greens' too!
Have super weekend, Hx
brilliant and adorable x thanks for visiting today.
ReplyDeleteYou are a clever Mummy, I bet she was delighted. I remember mum cutting my favourite dress up for dusters when I was a kid and 30 years later I still have not forgiven her, so yeah to you for saving your kid that pain :)
ReplyDeleteKandi x
What a clever lady you are! Thank you for stopping by, its lovely to "meet" you. Just read back a few, and it seems you have come up against the devil disguised as a woman - I met one of these back in 2003. Long story, but in short, I had to fight for my life against her. i did and I won! Hurray for me!!! For a while, I let her change the person that I was, but with time, I got myself back, and learned a big life lesson - just when i thought I knew everything! I suprised a lot of people with my fighting spirit - me included, and especially the "evil witch". If you need an ally, I'm right behind you. xxx
ReplyDeleteFabulous! Absolutely fab! Funnily enough I was routing through my recylcing clothes basket this morning and came across an old very soft denim dress from Next many moons ago when I had a very different body. I just couldn't cut it up so I washed it and it's going to get a make over - you've just given me a great idea. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a happy weekend, my lovely xxx
A stroke of genius! - I am going to attempt to patch the bottom on my jeans after an embarrasing bending over in public incident!
ReplyDeleteKath
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What a great idea :) you saved the day!
ReplyDeleteThat is genious xx
ReplyDeleteThose Duncan Greens look fab! I should have done that to mine! I wanted to let you know I'm hosting my first giveaway to say thank you to the lovely people who have followed my blog for the past year and been so inspirational and supportive. It would be lovely if you fancied entering. I'm going to be designing and making a couple of silver and gemstone pieces and passing them on to the lucky winners. Hope you're having a great day. Em x
ReplyDeleteHi Deb I have been away for a while and wondering how you were doing after your last few posts? YOur sewing skills are fab. My daughter Holly would love what you have done!
ReplyDeleteHope you are well.
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Hi, just visiting for the first time and wanted to say hello! Love the transformation of the dungarees! My daughter who is now 14 used to wear alot of denim with embroidery on so when they were too small I made them into purses! Love recycling! Please come and visit me when you have time, I rant on about anything and everything xxx Rachel xxx
ReplyDeleteThat is sooooooo cute. Love it. =)
ReplyDeleteNow i surch the trousers from my daughter and make a skirt for her. She would love it, too. Thanks for this lovely inspering. ;o)
Have a beautiful day.
Lovely greets,
Annika