Beach Sarong and Matching Flip Flops
Use your favorite fabric to create a cute matching set for the beach. This beginner sewing project can be done in one hour or less.
Materials For Sarong:
- Required fabric = your hip measurement + 36”.
- example your hip measurement = 32” + 36”= 68” or 1 7/8 yards Iron and ironing surface
- Sewing machine or heat activated adhesive tape
Instructions For Sarong:
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Wash the fabric to allow for any shrinkage that might occur.
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Trim off the selvage edges of the fabric. Press the rough edges on all four sides of the fabric under 1/4”. Press folded edge under 1/2”to create a hem.
- Secure the folded edges with a regular sewing machine. If you don’t sew, create a “hem” on folded edges with heat activated adhesive tape. Follow the package instructions for the heat activated adhesive tape.
Materials For Flip Flops:
- 1/4 yard fabric
- 1 pair flip flops
- Scissors
Instructions For Flip Flops:
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Cut 1” x 9” strips of fabric.
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Tie the strips in a knot around the straps of the flip flops.
- Continue to add strips alternating sides until you have the flip flop fringe as full as you choose. Trim fringe with scissors to desired length.
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Weberme
May 10, 2016
I have been looking at these sarong at the department stores but have not found one with fabric I like yet and thought I will make one. I thought it would be so time consuming but oh my gosh it is super easy. I should how made a few by now. And I love the flip flops to go with it so cute and simple to complete the outfit. I think I will make my daughters and granddaughters a little shorter too. Anyone enjoying one yet?
tbdhob 0604504
Jun 15, 2011
I love the idea! I search the discount stores but do not find the color, style, or material I might like and the price is costly for a cover-up! I can't wait to make one for myself. I would like to shorten mine a bit though so I will let you know how it turns out ok. Thanks again! Tina
Alaska Granny
Jun 02, 2010
Very clever and potentially thrifty! I'm going to make a set for each of my daughters and their daughters. Thank you, Susan.
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