This is a tunic bought from Korea. The bust area was too small and the styling of the top was interesting...

Here is the detail of the bust area...

I love the print and the button up portion of the tunic, (Yes, they are all working buttons.) and I thought it would make a very cute skirt by cutting off the top portion and sewing most of the buttons shut. I left the top few open as a way to get in and out of the skirt. Then I took in some of the waist. Here is the outcome...

I have another skirt in the works also being made from a Korean tunic. All I need to do is add some elastic to the waist and it will be complete... hopefully soon! Some other items that only need finishing touches are my Easter dress and a Butterick 5100 tunic.
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