I used a pair of pants in my daughters closet as a pattern to make the pants. Then I used the bodice of one of my patterns to make the top of the shirt. Then I tweaked everything else. I was so excited to see it turn out- turn out well. I have been such a sub par sewer all my life. Things just never really turn out for me. SO this was truly a triumph. Wahooo. I am glad I kept on trudging along. I guess making all those curtains at our previous house gave me the experience I needed.
Saturday, September 25, 2010
A little outift.
I was at Joannes one day and found this interesting little leaflet that had instructions on how to make this cute little ruffled outfit for a girl. I picked it up and was intent on making it right away. I set out to wrok over the summer working on this cute little pattern when I realized that I was supposed to have bought a specific pattern to go along with this little leaflet. But I thought I am going to make this work.
I used a pair of pants in my daughters closet as a pattern to make the pants. Then I used the bodice of one of my patterns to make the top of the shirt. Then I tweaked everything else. I was so excited to see it turn out- turn out well. I have been such a sub par sewer all my life. Things just never really turn out for me. SO this was truly a triumph. Wahooo. I am glad I kept on trudging along. I guess making all those curtains at our previous house gave me the experience I needed.
I used a pair of pants in my daughters closet as a pattern to make the pants. Then I used the bodice of one of my patterns to make the top of the shirt. Then I tweaked everything else. I was so excited to see it turn out- turn out well. I have been such a sub par sewer all my life. Things just never really turn out for me. SO this was truly a triumph. Wahooo. I am glad I kept on trudging along. I guess making all those curtains at our previous house gave me the experience I needed.
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Oh that is just so cute!
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