Well, I figure I have taken a long enough break from posting on this blog! I wanted to enjoy the holidays without stress or distractions, so the blog was the first to go. I am happy to report that our holidays were great! It appears to have taken the full month of January for me to recover.Anyway, I made another Twirl Skirt for my daughter, using these adorable matching fabrics I found at Hobby Lobby! I just fell in love with the colors and patterns. This time I decided that she needed a shirt to match, since the busyness of the skirt might look funny with just a plain shirt for the top. I gathered a strip of the fabric I used for the bottom stripe to make a little tuxedo top to match. I gathered two strips of black lace for underneath the fabric, then I sewed them all onto the shirt. I added three black buttons as well. I am happy with how it turned out, even though it's far from perfect. I highly recommend tear-away stabilizer for sewing onto t-shirts!
If you haven't made an Edith Twirl Skirt, I recommend you do! They are so fun.
Darling little Eden! Very cute Connie. It turned out great.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! How do I made the fabric flower hair bows? A tutorial, please? Pretty, pretty, please, please?
ReplyDeleteNow that we have a little girl we'll be making skirts such as this one - thanks for the ideas!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh how cute! (: Good work Con. Aww Eden is so adorable!
ReplyDeleteI've been meaning to send you a "thank you" card for the skirt that you made for Britnee. For some reason I just haven't found the time :)
ReplyDeleteI love it and can't wait to have my girls in there matching skirts! You are so wonderful and thoughtful and the best ever! Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Ooh yes! Fabric flower hairbow tutorial, I agreel!! ;) Eden is a doll, BTW! Must get that skirt pattern...
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling outfit!! I love the underskirt and ruffle fabrics (way to think outside the box)! Your little girl is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! Jade saw it and said "cute, I want to buy it". She is so funny! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletelovely blog! i am going to try your rag quilt tutorial as well!
ReplyDeleteOh this is so adorable and I am loving your pillowcase tutorial as well. I've added your button on my blog- I found it through Meka's blog....and now I'm a new addict to yours!!
ReplyDeleteI love it and can't wait to have my girls in there matching skirts!
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