As I sit here typing I can hear Halley singing songs about God in her bed.
My heart is so happy.
Looking through last year's Easter pics, I can't believe how much has changed.
My blog was just a baby,
we just got a Mac,
I was teaching myself how to sew with patterns,
Halley used to wear big huge bows,
Lulu was so little,
Janey wasn't even created.
Crazy.
I look forward to pulling out the Easter baskets and skirts again, as well as making Janey something tiny and matching, as we celebrate Jesus' resurrection.
These skirts were made using this ruffled skirt tutorial from Grand Revival Designs. After all of the patterns I have tried in this past year, this still is one of my favorites. It will really push you to learn gathering and when you are done I think you will be really proud. I added the ruffles to make it more twirly. What girl doesnt' love to twirl? I made both of them a little big, so they can be worn again this year for the community egg hunt. I normally not really into character clothing, but once in a while an exception has to be made.
Happy sewing.
I'm gonna give both of those patterns a try. As I was reading this post, Camden was on my lap, and pointing to your sidebar said: "HEY! That's MY headband!"
ReplyDeleteYou have only been sewing for a year?? Are you some kind of prodigy or something?? Love the skirts!! I have been wanting to make those for some time now.
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I would love to try these, if only you can tell me where you got the Charlie Brown fabric - my youngest is crazy about Snoopy. I've made fleece CB blankets, but I've never seen this - please let me know where you get the goods! :)
ReplyDeleteThose skirts are super ultra adorable. I liked them both so much I am making myself one for Easter - modified to a size 14 of course! Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteCute skirts-I've used that pattern before but never thought about adding the extra ruffles-very cute!!
ReplyDeleteI finished Storey's Easter dress, but it doesn't look very Eastery-it's on my blog if you want to take a look :)
The first thing I noticed were those bows.
ReplyDeleteI used to always have gorgeous big bows on my pigtailed daughter too! I was seriously sad when she outgrew them.
Everyone at school knew her by her bows. Everywhere we went people commented on them. I must've spent hundreds of dollars just on bows. *sniff sniff*
love the bags and the skirts...but the little girls ADORABLE!!!
ReplyDeleteHope you had a blessed Easter :)