Category Archives: kids One of my goals for 2012 is to actually sew with some of the vintage patterns I’ve collected. Yesterday I made a decent start at it, using a simple pattern from 1967 that I bought from Amy at our guild’s fabric yard sale this weekend. I used an old print from Moda Wonderland (I think) […]  I love this horse print from Heather Ross and got 3/4 of a yard to make Ellie another dress from the border print dress tutorial for next summer. I haven’t been good about photos of the bee blocks I’ve made for the Front Range Modern Quilt Guild bee, but here’s my latest. Lynn requested pinks, […]  I am loving this border print dress tutorial–after making one with the Children at Play border print, I was excited to try it with my Gnomeville border print! It’s a much more casual look, and will hide the dirt and grime of toddlers better, but my heart is with the while Children at Play dress! […]  I fell in love with the Children at Play border print, but until I saw this dress tutorial at Little Blue Boo I wasn’t sure how I’d use it. I’m way proud of the way I was able to make the repeat match up perfectly: Since the summer is ending, I decided to make this […]  Remember this shirred dress I made for Ellie? The straps in front were too far apart, and it took me until yesterday to get around to fixing them! It’s super cute on her and I know there are more in our future! Underneath she wore a pair of bloomers that is able to do double […]  This is one of the coolest easy summer dress patterns for babies that I’ve run across. You can make the whole outfit including bloomers in just over an hour if you’re fast, and the dress doesn’t require a serger at all–it’s a great beginner clothing project. I got the pattern on Etsy here. I just […] |
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