But I’m pretty sure I have the world’s cutest kiddos.
after making this dress yesterday afternoon, I rushed to make more for the Bean after bedtime. so here’re my 2 more:
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| fancy stitch used for hem. I always forget to use fancy stitches, but I might as well, right? |
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| back view. this one is reversible except for the pockets. |
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| there may be small bribes in her pocket…. not telling. |
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| she’s just so infectiously cute! |
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| I also love her elf shoes. I haven’t posted about them yet, but I knit them up last week, and felted them, and LOVE them. they stay on and keep her feet warm! |
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| I made a rose barrette out of leftover bias from the blue solids of both dresses, twisted together. |
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| she’s such a goof. |
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| at least until she discovers the bribes in her pocket. |
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| then it’s time to hunker down and enjoy the treats. |
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| she’s starting to look more like a big girl, and less like my baby. 🙁 |
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| The Bean REFUSES to wear clothes lacking pockets. it’s like a make-or-break feature of all clothing. |
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| but she’s VERY generous in her appreciation of said pockets. |
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| here’s a good view of the fabric. it’s a scrap of echino double gauze from momen, paired with some REALLY cheap poly-blend solid blue. (scraps from my gram)
All in all, not bad, right? 3 dresses in 1 day? granted, not my best work, but my daughter is 2, so she loves them. and I know how to do them better next time. |
