The dress is very easy to make. It's just two pieces and because its reversible you don't have to worry about finishing your seams. This is definitely a dress that a beginner sewer can whip together in no time.
I wanted to personalize my Kaileigh dress so I used this great green damasky fabric that was purchased a few years ago at Joann's. I used navy bias tape to add a bow and trim to the bottom.
For the other side I used just plain white cotton and accented with more navy bias tape, green patterned pockets and a couple of teeny tiny white buttons.
Now let's see this dress in action -
Can you tell we're pretty excited about it?
The pattern is now available at Grits & Giggles Etsy shop.
You can view more examples of this dress HERE at Grits & Giggles.
It's a dress for every little girl.
You'll have to stay tuned because I'm planning on making the Magsters 4th of July dress using this same pattern. Be sure to check out Mag's outfits of 4th of July past HERE.
OH. MY. GOODNESS!!!! It is ADORABLE! I love the fabrics you chose and the accents! Seriously so cute!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! I seriously love the fact that it is reversible.. can't get better than that!
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Amie @ Pinkapotamus
Oh my goodness, so cute! And your model is adorable. It looks awesome both ways. I'd love for you to join the party over at Etcetorize . Hope to see you there!
ReplyDeleteAdorable dress. It's darling. And I love that it is reversible.
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Catrin
Very cute!! Stopping by from Made by You linky party and your newest follower.
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