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sarahmichelef) wrote2009-08-05 10:39 pm
sarahmichelef) wrote2009-08-05 10:39 pm
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Remember last year when I made TRex a birthday dress? She (rightly) thought that this should be a tradition, and I can't say that I disagree with her. Recently she told me that she wanted her birthday dress this year to have stars on it; later she amended that request to stars, diamonds, and triangles. I asked her which one of those was most important if I couldn't find fabric that had all three and she said that diamonds were most important. Today as I was browsing the internets I found the fabric pictured over there to the right and nabbed 4 yards of it just to be sure. I haven't quite settled on a pattern for it yet, but I'm leaning towards either this one (actually a mashup of those two garments... taking the longer sleeves from the shirt and putting them on the dress, using a dark pink trim and possibly also for the placket) or this one. The latter is more little-girl-ish, I think, and cutesy, which is not appealing to me as much. Is it possible for a five-year-old to be sophisticated? Because the first one is much more sophisticated.I will also be making her a ruffled skirt in two very loud pink fabrics (one of which you have seen if you've seen the pictures of her bedroom curtains - just call her Miss Scarlet) for her first day of kindergarten. The other is in the same color family only it's flowered. The garment will be just her style - out of control loud & bright. I may have to physically restrain her from wearing a THIRD pattern with it.
I also have in my sewing room fabric to make a kimono top for Cora, who is the best three-week-old niece a girl could ask for.
That oughta keep me busy for a while, right? And of course I have Caleb's hosen to make as well...
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Dress 1 or dress 2
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