

I know that it wouldn't win any awards, but I'm pretty excited. I wish I'd taken a picture of the tablecloth-plaid shirt this dress had come from, but I didn't. I came out just even on fabric, too. I thought about adding a couple of pockets, but decided the pattern would look too busy, unless I did the pockets out of plain white, or something like that. I'm also planning on taking in the bodice a bit, too.
I found the pattern here. What great instructions! I wish I had made the straps a big longer, but they'll do, I think.
I went to the thrift store in town and picked up six dress shirts for $10. If all the dresses work out, I'll have Anna's wardrobe complete for the summer, I should think. They take a fair bit of work, but I've got one down, five more to go. You know I'll show the results.
Before I leave for the evening, here is some brotherly goodness. I've been focusing a lot on Anna since most of my sewing has been little-girl related and I thought I should make an effort to include Thomas.

2 comments:
I love those dresses! I have to check out that pattern. My daughter is happiest wearing dresses every single day.
Your children are beautiful.
Thanks so much for sharing this! I love this idea! Hmmm. Now I guess I need to learn how to sew...
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