First off, a big WAHOOOOOO for Amylouwho who had her baby, and as we speak is probably giving sweet baby kisses!!!
Made sweet girly skirts using this tutorial. The larger one turned out great, but I must have measured wrong for the smaller one. I don't like how short it is. Alright for now, but it will naver last through the summer.
Also finished these! They have languished on "the pile" for a month. You can't tell from the bad lighting, but the front one is a sweet green with pink flowers, and the second is antique with tiny blue rose buds. I am old fashioned about some things, and love nightgowns, but not knit ones.
Be sure to visit the other finishes at Amylouwho's by clicking on the button on my side bar!!
Blessings,
KT
super cute skirts! Also love the nightgowns, so pretty and will be nice and cool!
ReplyDeleteBoth skirts are so cute, and the nightgowns are great. I've made a couple of my own, but they are not as pretty as yours. (Mine were more the big pullover t-shirt type.) I may need to branch out.
ReplyDeletethese skirts are cute but the nightgowns are amazing...i love these. they look so beautiful
ReplyDeleteYour ruffly skirts are just adorable!
ReplyDeleteoh those skirts are cute! funny, i was JUST working on a pattern for a skirt very similar to that! I might be on next weeks sew n tell!
ReplyDeleteCute nightgowns. I have them on my list. What pattern did you use?
ReplyDeleteLovely garments. Maybe you could add an eyelet lace ruffle to the short skirt and sew a ribbon on the top edge so that it looks like you "meant" to do that.
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ReplyDeleteThanks so much for visiting my sew-and-tell.
My, the skirts are so cute!!! You have been productive...:)
Happy Sewing.
Cute skirts, I love those fabrics together!
ReplyDeleteKT, really pretty skirts. I like how they match! Great pattern. Those are also really lovely nightgowns!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet! Those skirts are cute! Cotton does breath easier in summer.
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