It's Kids Fashion Week here at Etcetorize and I am so excited to show you today's project! I'm so happy with how well this outfit turned out I'm thinking about making a larger version for myself!
The fabric was part of my monthly bundle of supplies that I get from Wholeport. It's from the quilting section and was sent as a replacement for something else I had asked for. At first I had no clue what I was going to do with it. But I always say "Everything happens for a reason", and eventually inspiration struck me.
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| $12.60/metre at Wholeport! |
What do you think? Should I make an adult version for myself? Leave a comment below~
4 comments:
What great pants! I love having homemade clothes for my daughter, if I could only sew! haha
I hope you come by and linkup with us at
http://www.sowderingabout.com/2013/06/on-display-monday-linkup-6.html
You are quite a seam stress and your little gal looks so proud to have such an adorable outfit. It's such fun to make clothes for young children.
I used to make several things for my kids, even the boys and then for our granddaughters. Love all the cute stuff you make.
I had no idea there were so many young women that still sewed until I started reading blogs, it makes me feel good that people still practice being thrifty and doing things themselves, keep those special skills alive.
I still sew but mostly it's decorative things for the house. If I want a new cushion cover I go search my stash first. I buy pillows from thrift stores to put the covers on. Also make table runners, curtains. I can very seldom find curtains I like in colors I want and style so make my own. Happy sewing.
I think that you should make a pair for yourself. They are really cute. You do such lovely work. I'm glad I found your blog. You really do inspire me to sew again. Thanks.
I am visiting you from Sew Can Do/Craftastic Monday. These are so cute and timeless.
Read my post on teaching children to sew:
http://www.thelostapron.com/2013/06/summer-sewing-camp-lesson-one.html
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