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My little girl is off poorly at the moment so I thought I'd cheer her up and make her a new top. The trouble is she has wardrobe of clothes thats bigger then mine so I decided it might be a good idea to begin making clothes a size bigger so that she can wear them next summer. The problem with doing that is that there is less choice. I find a lot of patterns only go up to age 4...but not this one...and best of all...its free!
The wonderful Oliver+S has yet again come up with a simple, easy to follow pattern, and im really pleased with the results.
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If she looks a little sultry its because shes not eaten for a couple of days and has tonsilitis...poor thing...
There thats better...a smile...
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The pattern can be found here.
I was so pleased at how easy it was to do, I will definitely be purchasing some of her other patterns in the future.
That's fab, and I think you have a model in the making there she is beautiful!
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This looks lovely, and I hope your model is feeling much better, now :)
ReplyDeleteGreat top and poor thing. I hope she is feeling better soon.
ReplyDeleteI just wondered whether you might be interested in featuring on the FQ Agony Aunt with your raw edge applique. If you are interested email me at tacha at fatquarterly dot com
Love this top. Am going to attempt it too. Looks like it would look pretty in many fabrics too.
ReplyDeleteLove this! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteYou left a comment on my blog asking about my reversible skirt. I just finished the tutorial and posted it here: http://fashionedbymeg.blogspot.com/2010/07/simple-reversible-skirt-tutorial.html
That's adorable. You DO really need to go over and join my giveaway...now that I see you have a little girl my little girls age!! I love sewing with LBB patterns, and they are adorable on little girls!
ReplyDeleteShe's a sweetie...your daughter.
Kurtzhakls id love to join your giveaway but on clicking your name it says you havnt allowed public access to your profile so it dosnt look like I can join?!
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