We needed 3 colorguard outfits for a parade right away. My daughter and I consulted our copy of GenerationT and found a top and skirt that looked good. So we had a plan to make them out of T-shirts.
After a trip to the thrift store for the red and black shirts and a regular store for the whits we started cutting and sewing like mad. Here they are worn with black leggings and Chuck Taylors. (the shoes)
Whew! We even ended up making another two last week for two more girls.
Thanks for letting me share!! I love this site!!
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Cat Morley
26 Jun 15:34
They look great, enjoy the parade!
queenfairypants
26 Jun 16:56
ooo they're stylish and modern :D Hope everyone had fun.
x
Jennyfacé
26 Jun 18:28
They look amazing.
Are the skirts easy to move in?
They look like they might be a little uncomfortable if you're doing jazz runs and such.
Lady Lolita
03 Jul 06:53
Thoes are awesome!!!!! I always cringed when the colorguard came out because the costumes (and I do mean costumes!) were SO bad! These are simple and easy on the eyes, good job!
karen n.
07 Jul 04:03
Thanks for the nice comments. They are holding up nicely so far after a few uses. We have to make a few more for some new girls.
To answer Jenyface's question, they're pretty stretchy, so they move
karen n.
07 Jul 04:06
oops, i meant to say they move well with motion. They look tight, but they're not, really.
PlaidCrafter
14 Oct 03:36
you go girls and mom!