We are loving this pattern this spring--it has wonderful shaping through the bodice, easy to construct and very effective. Also, I'm able to leave the zipper off and so it sews up fast.
Daisy's wearing it in a peachy quilting cotton trimmed with turquoise velvet.
Tuxedo bow, always a yes.
she is so excited ...and too cute!
ReplyDelete1. Beautiful young lady in a lovely dress!
ReplyDelete2. My copy of Tartine Bread arrived today. Thank you for writing about it! Oo la la, it's going to be fun. Have you seen this video of a Chad Robertson masterclass?
http://www.thefreshloaf.com/node/27143/chad-robertson-masterclass-video
Thanks again, Anna
Buttercup of the north
how cute! My mom just made some dresses for my sisters out of t-shirts and some material from Jo Ann's! It's so satisfying to make your own dresses.
ReplyDeleteTrimed with turquoise velvet: perfection!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous dress.
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love vintage patterns?
ReplyDeleteI think it came out really well :) You'll have to make a petticoat to go with it too!
I love the fabric and her jacket (or is that a cape?). Anyway, thankfully you have daughters that allow you to sew for them! :)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty.. I love that pattern..Just perfect for a pretty little girl.
ReplyDeleteI love the velvet trin.. excellent idea.Happy sewing.
The dress is so sweet! But really--I love her bare feet, her glasses, her long flowy hair. How in the world do you stand it? She's so dear.
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