I found a bundle of Christmas napkins at the thrift store--eight matching ones and two others. I thought I would use the odd ones to make her apron. She was very upset at the idea of having "odd" napkins in her apron. But once we had that idea ironed out, she gave me explicit directions. The border print was to be trimmed off one side of each napkin, and those sides were to be sewn together before the skirt was gathered and attached to the waistband. Right, Daisy.
I like to make you happy.
I love the hair! I can't decide if it's Gretel or Princess Leia.
ReplyDeleteOh, and the apron. I love that too.
Oh, my word - she's going to open up her own fashion house, with you as her "Parisian" seamstress.
ReplyDeleteIf she ever wants to sell that apron, I'll buy it. Are you all going to watch "Heidi" now? (the cute hairdo)
What a ticket!
Gorgeous! She is so Laura Ingalls in these shots!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! I also happen to have a little girl that would love an apron. Why haven't I made her one yet? She is always at my side in the kitchen.
ReplyDeletewell, impressive. It's really lovely and I would not have thought of joining the two napkins.
ReplyDeleteAnd her hair! My 5 year old is all about looped braids right now and I'm wondering if she saw that somewhere? Funny girls.
What a clever idea!
ReplyDeleteI just love Daisy for all the sweet things she seems to be. She has a Good Mind of her own and uses it!!!
ReplyDeleteMaybe she can help Bella with the baking!!
Merry Christmas Miss Daisy!!
Ms. Dale in Ms.
She is a cutie with her hair-do! The apron suits her, soo sweet and precise!
ReplyDeleteShe is so cute and I can see that she loves her apron!
ReplyDeleteDaisy gave great directions. It looks beautiful. I love the candy cane striped waistband, too!
ReplyDeleteShe is absolutely adorable! I love that she's always in a dress, on her own accord. I hope Miss Daisy has many a good times baking in her apron with you and her sisters.
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