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i started out to make a backpack and but it turned out i was making a skirt.
deadstock vinyl-y white perforated belt stuff, it’s got a fabric backing. i topstitched them together in long strips with khaki-colored thread. very cool organic-y texture. skirt wraps around and attaches with velcro. you tell me your waist size, i send you the fitting skirt. could be made longer, too, if you want. cute with leggings or jeans or over a dress or something. element.
at ledthread.etsy.com
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deadstock perforated vinyl, velcro, thread
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Feb 17, 2009, 03.26 AMby ragdollyy
So unique and cute and wonderful, really like this :)
Feb 16, 2009, 08.38 AMby dressdummy
I love the horizontal stacking of the strips top stitched together, then set off by the diagonal wrap in the front. Especially in white; the white gives it a clean ’60’s “space odyssey” feel that works well with the “earthy city” feel of the rest of your outfit. Does that make any sense? Anyway, it’s a great skirt. . . and I wish those very boots were mine! They’ve been worn into an extraordinary beauty.