It's DIY o'clock! To take advantage of the time we have in summer, a tuto a little more ambitious, but accessible to all! (even for beginners, yes yes, I promise, with a little patience!) It's a 3 in 1 tuto: the final version is a halter dress created from vintage scarves found on @leboncoin, but the best part is that you can stop along the way to make only a skirt, and if you only want the halter top it's possible too!
Don't hesitate to use old scarves, it's a perfect recycling for those who have some stains, holes ... And, we don't throw anything away: with the cut pieces, you can sew again! Scrunchies, little bags, ... there will be no shortage of possibilities 💫

👉Note :
The dress consists of a halter top with a single scarf, which is tied at the neck with a ribbon, and at the back with two ends of the scarf.
Then a petticoat with a 1st part that reaches the knee, and a gathered flounce. We chose to gather very little, just enough to give movement to the petticoat.
You can modify as you wish: make a single part (short petticoat), several flounces, increase or decrease the gathers, the total length ... It's a DIY that adapts to various morphologies, make tests to choose what you like!
Here concerning the amplitude, we used 5 scarves for the petticoat (and again 5 scarves for its flounce).
If you want less gathering at the waist and less fullness, you can reduce the number of scarves, for example to 3 - also test according to your waist size.
If you want a more gathered ruffle, you can use 5 scarves for the first part, and 6 for the ruffle.
All stitching values are 1cm unless otherwise noted. Let's get started!

• mottled scarves (here 10 for the underskirt + 1 for the top)
• flat elastic of 3 cm height
• ribbon (2,5 cm high, about 1m30 long)
• safety pin
• erasable marker
• sewing machine
• pins
• scissors (notched if possible, especially if your scarves are made of silk)

 And ... TA-DA!!!