Remember this?
Well, it became this! How cute is this little wonder!
I used a pattern from Amy Butler’s book Stitches for little ones. I must say the too wordy instructions made this project a little difficult at times. I actually had completed the bodice of this dress and decided to scratch it and start over. A cutting mistake or a sewing mistake prevented the right side of the bodice from lining up.
So, I ripped the trouble spot apart and tried resewing, but to know avail……so I chopped it up as a loss and started over. I mean it’s really not a loss for someone that uses fabric remnants for appliqué right? I just wouldn’t want you to think that I just flawlessly execute my projects every time. I make mistakes all the time! My seam reaper is my bestie on this sewing journey. Starting over was worth the effort, the end result was just too cute and well constructed. I just love the simple little details in this dress.
See the trouble stop on the right.
So, I ripped the trouble spot apart and tried resewing, but to know avail……so I chopped it up as a loss and started over. I mean it’s really not a loss for someone that uses fabric remnants for appliqué right? I just wouldn’t want you to think that I just flawlessly execute my projects every time. I make mistakes all the time! My seam reaper is my bestie on this sewing journey. Starting over was worth the effort, the end result was just too cute and well constructed. I just love the simple little details in this dress.
The cuffed sleeves with a V cute out. And double stitching.
The back bodice with a simple button closure.
The sides of the dress with the little vent.
The V neck with double stitching.
All, and all I'm pretty proud of this little number. Well, until next time….LOVE, PEACE and SEW!!!