
I just used some cheap poly-cotton fabrics I had lying around, since it was sort of a rushed job and a first try. I made size 3T for my 3½ year old.
I have to say that I'm pretty pleased with how it turned out. Fairly professional looking as long as you don't look too closely at the stitching... I can't sew perfectly straight yet, and there were a few places where things didn't turn out quite right. Will have to ask the expert about it if I see her one day.
I chose a blue button for the closure. There was a little too much pink going on for my liking.

It fits the girl, just. A little tight around the arms, but she did have two layers on underneath. Should be alright in a couple of weeks' time when we head to Far North Queensland to visit family (and for a break - the tickets were cheap! I'll write more about that soon).
She wasn't in a very good mood when I asked her to try it on... this was the best picture I could get.

What a great cranky face! Don't want to cross this one!
I can't wait to make the full dress (View A) with pockets. This time a size 4. I might even get Elora to help me choose the main fabric. She might be happier to wear it then.
2 comments:
It's so pretty! And I love the cranky face :)
It looks great. If you want to bring it along to the Inner West Craft Night this week, I can take a look and answer any questions you might have.
I'm sure its just perfect. We're always our toughest critics!
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