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Wednesday, April 18, 2012

April Flowers

Ansley and I decided she and one of her other friends needed matching dresses. The pattern (Simplicity 0351a) was on display at Joann's and it goes up to a size 8, which is perfect for her friend. I wanted to see if the bodice was more fitted that my other favorite pattern (Simplicity 5695, seen here and here and other places on my blog) and it was! :) So the next question is should I leave the skirt as is (with the gathers in the front and back and the nice a line shape) or make a circle skirt on Ansley's next dress? I'm making her a Snow White version for her birthday(!) found via pinterest from mykidsdrawers' etsy shop. (and I just realized I bought the same exact fabric for the sleeves. I looked at a couple of stores for blue and red stripes and this was the closest that I found).

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6 comments:

  1. Ansley looks so cute in her dress. I like the gathers in the front of the skirt, but a circle skirt would probably have more twirl ability...which is what every princess needs right? Beautiful pictures of the tulips!

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  2. what a doll. so adorable and I love her pick-tales!

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  3. I think the dress turned out darling, but your daughter is the real show stopper. She's so flippin' cute. I'm looking forward to seeing the Snow White gown.

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  4. Adorable! And those tulips are just beautiful! =)

    Kristina J.

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  5. Is Ansley a fan of flowers like tulips?

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  6. I really love the dresses you have made with this pattern! So very cute! Is there another number on the pattern inside the envelope? I would love to try the pattern, but I can't find it anywhere. When they send the patterns out for display they use numbers like that on the outside of the envelope but usually the inside has another number.

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