Thursday, February 16, 2012

Bit by the Sewing Bug

I've totally got the sewing bug lately.  I love to sew for little girls, but my little girl is all grown up.  Then I remember that it is my niece's b-day and so I made her this cute little outfit.
It's Butterick 3140, and I just kind of made up the hair thingy and the bloomers.  I hope she likes it, because it doesn't come w/ a gift receipt. 


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  1. That is so so cute! One of my favorite things that you have made!

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  2. I can totally see my grandaughters in matching dresses.....made by somebody other than me cause I am lazy lije that;-) So cute!

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  3. So cute. I hope to learn how to sew this year:). I just want to be able to recover some of my throw pillows. I think I can do it!

    Thanks for stopping by Plumberry Pie the other day. I hope to join your next linky party!

    Have a great weekend!
    Kim www.plumberrypie.blogspot.com

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    1. Yes you can! As someone who sewed their first skirt at age 3, I know how hard and difficult sewing can be, but the truck is to have patience, taje chances, and keep trying. Doing something over is oart if it. Try either a class from a local who can use the money, if you can afford it, a local meetup group, the library fir books and videos, or man6 if the free tutorials online--both youtube and pinterest. But keep in mind most of those I've seen don't know the real professional way, but m9re self taught. For most that m8ght be fine, but you can really see the difference. For professional tutorials, I can recommend craftsy.com. They cist, but not too much and are worth it! Do what you can afford but alsi what it's worth to you, and n9rhing more. You'll feel rewarded if you stick with it, snd love those new pillow covers of yours so much more! Pillows are the easiest thing to sew.

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    3. Yes you can! As someone who sewed their first skirt at age 3, I know how hard and difficult sewing can be, but the truck is to have patience, taje chances, and keep trying. Doing something over is oart if it. Try either a class from a local who can use the money, if you can afford it, a local meetup group, the library fir books and videos, or man6 if the free tutorials online--both youtube and pinterest. But keep in mind most of those I've seen don't know the real professional way, but m9re self taught. For most that m8ght be fine, but you can really see the difference. For professional tutorials, I can recommend craftsy.com. They cist, but not too much and are worth it! Do what you can afford but alsi what it's worth to you, and n9rhing more. You'll feel rewarded if you stick with it, snd love those new pillow covers of yours so much more! Pillows are the easiest thing to sew.

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  4. Such a sweet dress :)

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  5. That is really a sweet outfit!! Wish I had me a little girl to dress up!

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  6. adorable! hopping over from the sassy sites hop xo

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  7. Adorable! Simply adorable! My daughter wI'd love to have you share this with our readers for our Fun Stuff Fridays link up! http://www.toysinthedryer.com/2012/02/fun-stuff-fridays-11.htmlould LOVE one of those !

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  8. Simply ADORABLE!!! Love the style and love, love, love the gorgeous fabric.

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  9. Funny about the gift receipt. Beautiful job. Best wishes, Linda

    twosucculentsisters.blogspot.com

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  10. I love this! I need to take advantage of my daughter being young so I can make her cute dresses!

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  11. Really cute, I love the fabric!! I have a niece who will be showered with plenty of cute clothes from my sister and from me. Little girls are way too much fun to sew for!!

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  12. This is a very cute idea and the result is adorable! But the cover you cut up to make it looked to be in amazing shape. I'm only mentioning this because I hope people will reconsider donating items like that and using from the vast array of the many other things out there that are more apt to get thrown out but would look just as amazing.
    Still, great job!

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  15. This is a very cute idea and the result is adorable! But the cover you cut up to make it looked to be in amazing shape. I'm only mentioning this because I hope people will reconsider donating items like that and using from the vast array of the many other things out there that are more apt to get thrown out but would look just as amazing.
    Still, great job!

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