Anthro-Inspired Beach Caftan

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Recently, I took a little trip down to Mexico with my family. I really needed some new cover-ups to wear while I was down there (And also for summer, I have a feeling I will be spending most of my days at the pool now that my kids are a little bit older this year). I found a few caftan style cover-ups on Anthropologie.com (no longer available online), and decided to make my own, with handmade tassels and all. You guys, this is the EASIEST sewing tutorial ever. My fabric is a gauze from Hancock Fabrics, and it’s probably deeply discounted now if you can find it in your local store. You can find the full tutorial on BERNINA’S blog, Weallsew.com.

I wore it for a week straight while in Mexico, and I felt pretty fab in it too. It’s a great cover-up that will flatter any body type. You can also embellish it with pom poms, or even pre-made tassels too. Lot’s of options with this one!

Enjoy and happy Memorial Weekend everyone!

 

 

3 responses to “Anthro-Inspired Beach Caftan”

  1. Naomi Avatar

    Stunning! It looks like a map of the world. Love it.

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  2. Scatterbrained Seamstress Avatar
    Scatterbrained Seamstress

    This is exactly what I’ve been looking for– I’m going on a cruise this summer! Loving the color combo, where did you get your fabric?

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    1. The Sara Project Avatar

      It’s a gauze fabric I got at Hancock Fabrics. If you have a store local near you there’s some good deals this weekend! 😀 Have fun on your cruise!!

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