I studied art in CSULB and am here to get certificates in Fashion. I want to open my online shop and start my own brand in jewelry, accessories, and apparel. I started making scrunchies in December and I want to start selling wholesale, online, and at handmade markets. I plan to build my own website and try and be active on social media.
Ice Cream Fleece Maxi Wrap Skirt is made with 100% fleece, size that covers XS to S and M to L. I want to focus on the function of dress, to provide warmth and protection. People use lap blanket to keep themselves warm in cold room or office. Skirt is meant to be overlapped in the front to keep stomach warm and help reduce menstrual pain. I am theorizing that the easiest way to put on and take off the skirt is attaching belt clips at the top edges to make the size adjustable. Slide the clip into place to fit sizes XS-S, M-L. A few snaps are placed along the outer edge to give the option of closing the skirt. I am calling it Ice Cream Skirt because of the horizontal color blocks and colors, which are pastel pink, mint, and lilac.
I got fleece from M&L Fabrics Discount Store from the "No Cut" section that have remnants - the last piece of fleece left from cutting, which is one or less yard wide and cannot be cut into smaller yardage. I got threads from My Long Sewing Machine to overlock edges of fleece. The ones that I had to purchase online are the belt clips and snaps because I couldn't find them.
I got fleece from M&L Fabrics Discount Store from the "No Cut" section that have remnants - the last piece of fleece left from cutting, which is one or less yard wide and cannot be cut into smaller yardage. I got threads from My Long Sewing Machine to overlock edges of fleece. The ones that I had to purchase online are the belt clips and snaps because I couldn't find them.
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