I laid the pattern directly onto the front of the tank top,
matching the upper curve to the neckline (it doesn't have to be 100% exact).
Trace pattern onto fabric.
Cut out one piece.
Even though these little velcro dots have sticky backs, I still hot glue them on.
I just added one to each side of the top of the dress and left the bottom open (fabric overlaps).
You can add more if desired.
These are from Dollar Tree, any velcro would work.
Here are links for two more tutorials for no-sew tops, a handkerchief top and swing top:
Cool, easy and breezy😉
I'm glad Barbie is happy with the flowered fabric...
We do have plenty leftover for more projects!
And if you make my DIY baby bump Barbie HERE,
this dress is roomy enough for her too!
♻Let's recycle creatively and have a happy day😎
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Ah...so very easy for anyone...Love it!
ReplyDeleterather cool thanks for sharing we have 2 grand daughters and one is not into barbies yet to young and the other will be there soon
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Barbie is summer ready! What a great upcycle.
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