Prom Dress Princess Skirt Refashion
Forget about spending a fortune on an expensive skirt for holiday parties and prepare to hit up your local thrift stores with this Prom Dress Princess Skirt Refashion. We've all passed racks of old prom and bridesmaids' dresses at thrift stores and garage sales, and with this easy refashioning tutorial, you can transform an old evening gown into an elegant tulle skirt.
This beginner sewing tutorial is a great way to create a gorgeous vintage-inspired skirt for under $10. Perfect for holiday parties or formal events, people won't believe that this easy skirt to sew came from an outdated prom dress. Looking chic and stunning has never been so easy or affordable as with this fun sewing tutorial.
Project TypeMake a Project
Time to CompleteIn an evening
Sewn byMachine
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Cheryl E
May 30, 2018
This tulle skirt from a prom dress is lovely. It looks so much better in a shortened version than the original dress. Love the thrift store update of this pink swirly skirt. Having to manage taking out and resewing a zipper in the back seam might be an interesting task.
SissieSass
Dec 28, 2017
I like how you used the band from the dress, but is there something else I can use instead. I want to make a bigger waistband. I want to do something like an inch-wide band all the way around the skirt. For one, it would help girls with a curvier figure, and I think that there would be plenty of room for some rhinestones or other gems to give it a little more pizazz. I love it!
Marilyn B
May 26, 2017
While I have not made this project I can certainly see where it is a super practical idea. My daughter and I went to the local thrift shop and found dozens of vintage prom dresses and I did the alterations to fit, but this idea would have streamlined things a bit... thanks for the inspiration!
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