Vintage sewing patterns for baby layettes are irresistible--I just can't get enough of the sweet cover drawings. Of course, the patterns are useful too! This little jacket was only three pieces plus the bias binding. And if only I had made raglan sleeves more recently than years ago (or if the pattern instructions were in the envelope), it would have taken only a few minutes to put together.
It'll be in the shop with lots of other goodies later in the week, I hope.
The fabric is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI have *got* to have a daughter....
ReplyDeletethis is gorgous. So pretty.
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet material and the binding color I love.
ReplyDeleteLove all the things you are putting
ReplyDeletetogether. The speed at which you
do it keeps us older folks
motivated!
Thanks!!!!
Ms. Dale
Yes, your speed and skill inspire this grandma. I am lobbying for a new sewing machine to help with that.
ReplyDeleteSo hoping for a granddaughter to sew for. Baby's due in February! (We love blue, too.)
How darling! I was given so many clothes for my first two babies that I had no need to make them anything, but with this one, I really want to make a few little things for him/her. The jacket is too cute for words! I'd love to make that style in a fleece with a matching jumper or jumpsuit for my baby (due in January).
ReplyDeleteSo Sweet
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful baby jacket. Sweet fabric.
ReplyDeleteDARLING!
ReplyDeleteYour child's top is so dainty, it is a pristine rendition of the 1920's! Honestly, if I had a child I would want it to be wearing all clothing from you.
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