By Marisa Glied
Back in 2016 when I was sewing in Refashion Runway: All Stars one of the challenges was Pantone: Riverside Blue. I purchased these dresses but I opted for a different set of dresses for that challenge. So I finally am getting around to this project!
I said bye bye to the shoulder pads!
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I seamed ripped the 4 seams on the front and back of the dress.
I also took off the sleeves.
Here is where the white dress comes in! I used the gauzy fabric in the white dress to fill in the seam gaps I made.
I used my pinking shears to finish the edges.
See my newly thrifted Sperry boat shoes?s I was very excited for this find! 
Happy Refashioning!!!
My name is Marisa, phonetically that’s Marie-sa and I am the writer of TheRefashStash. I started TheRefashStash 2 years ago when I seriously got into sewing as a hobby. You could say I have been refashioning before I even knew what refashioning was! I started by paining my own custom t-shirts, taking in clothes and then making my own prom dress! What is refashioning, you may ask? To me refashioning is taking an article of clothing and making it something new! This could be as simple as changing buttons on a shirt or making a suit jacket into a fabulous new purse! Refashioning is all about being creative! TheRefashStash is also a contributor on the community refashion blog: Refashion Co-Op. I have also participated in the friendly online sewing competitions: Refashion Runway Season 3, and came in 3rd place in Refashion Runway Season 4: Allstars.
