I got pretty lazy on the construction, so the top is basically a tube with elastic casing at the top and asymetrical hem on the bottom. Then I made pleats in little pieces of scrap material and sewed them right onto the bottom to achieve "kicky things". I didn't bother hemming the edges because I'm pretty sure that Anika wanted the deconstucted, frayed look. The bright pink thread was her idea and I added the decorative leaf stitch and she LOVED it. Five year olds are pretty easy to please.





that's really cute. i myself have always been a fan of colored stitching on denim.
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Update! I've been informed that the "kicky things" are actually called a "car wash hem". For some reason I find it amazing that things I believed to be completely random actually have names.
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