However, she loves her dress. It's her 'flower dress' even with the not flower looking glob at the top. Better luck next time. The ruffle was made by sewing a tight zig zag stitch on the edge of the fabric while stretching it. I need to try again, but it kind of worked.
For the Little Man: He got a Sunday outfit. The pants and shirt both came from Daddy's closet. The pants pattern I made by tracing some currently fitting pants, because pants are actually super easy. The shirt was a free pattern from (I'll research this and put it in soon). It bothers me that little boy dress shirts are not onesies, so I made it myself. It is way better than trying to tuck in every minute at church. One less thing to distract during the meeting. It turned out well, but I have some changes for next time. Thankfully Daddy's shirt is big enough to make two. That way I don't have to make the buttons, also know as a placket.
Now on to the next project. I just have to pick which one...
I'll be shopping for onesie dress shirts for myself, I think. #TMI
ReplyDeleteCool beans! I want to learn to sew clothes but I'm not brave enough to start, and I wish I had little people to force into wearing my early stuff - I am sure I won't want to wear my first few creations, ha!
ReplyDeleteAnd I am with Josh, I need onesie shirts haha! At least for 1 or 2 of my outfits - like with a pencil skirt, the shirt always seems to come un-tucked and make me look poofy in the middle. I know they used to sell them for women actually at certain stores but no one does anymore. Probably because they are awkward...
I'm not a fan of the poofy middle look either.
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