Vintage Sheet Robe Refashion
Even if you can't go to the spa, you can still treat yourself to a little relaxation with this Vintage Sheet Robe Refashion. Transform a beautiful printed sheet into a luxurious robe that fits you like a dream with this easy refashioning project. This easy sewing tutorial is a great way to make a budget-friendly robe that looks incredibly expensive. This quick sewing project is great for an easy DIY gift idea and is the perfect way to treat Mom or Grandma to a girls' day in. Forget about spending all of your money at an expensive lingerie store and create a custom robe that looks flirty and fabulous with this fun refashioning project.
Project TypeMake a Project
Time to CompleteIn an evening
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Cheryl E
Apr 05, 2017
This is a pretty spring or summer fabric, and from a sheet no less. Perfect for the light-weight airy drop-sleeve robe pattern that accompanies the instructions. There is a handy measurement chart for the robe pattern and simple rectangular pieces to follow to fashion your own modest pattern. Very nice.
Savvyness
Jan 23, 2017
Hi Weberme. I use old sheets and duvet covers a lot for sewing projects. You're right they're often much cheaper than buying fabric from a store an can be much bigger too. I have made children's clothes out of them. But never thought to make anything for myself. I'm going to see what I can find to have a go at this one.
Weberme
Jan 19, 2017
This is a great idea to save some money because sometimes sheets are cheaper than fabric especially when you hit a sale and there are some pretty sheets too. This is so pretty it looks like it was bought from a specialty store. It is always nice to make your own clothes because you can control the length of the robe and length of the sleeves to what you like it to be. If you have ever wanted to make your own robe than this is for you and if you have a sheet not being then you can make this. If you want to have that vintage look than try a floral sheet like this.Anyone ever make one from a sheet before?
Polly Esther
Jul 22, 2016
The best part of this pattern is that it doesn't look handmade. Love the look, and the price!
jadoredior
Jul 18, 2016
This is such a cool idea. Great way to keep pretty patterned sheets without tossing them away.
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