Hello!
It's been 2 months since the second dress I made for my baby. In a perfect alternate world, I do not have a full time job and I would have time to sew everyday *wishful thinking*! Finally, managed to make a third dress for my baby. Time flies, she's 11 months old now! This dress is supposed to be her first birthday dress but she's still too small for it now as this dress is 80cm (12 to 18 months size). You can click on each picture to view its original bigger size. Kindly leave me your comments!
Updated: Click here for a later post to see my little girl modelling this dress
Pattern Description:
Pattern is from Cucito Summer 2010. I used the smallest pattern size is 80 cm (12 to 18 months old).
Did it look like the photo/drawing on the pattern envelope once you were done sewing with it?
Yes! I am so proud of it! This time I challenged myself to make a dress with collars, sleeves, pleats and buttonholes! I like the the dress design whereby there is a lapel held in place by 2 buttons, too cute!
Were the instructions easy to follow?
Yes, even the collars section. I do not read Japanese but the pictures and instructions are very clear.
Fabric Used:
American Quilting Cotton. It's 'Time for Teddy' by FabriQuilt. It's awfully cute, right?
Pattern is from Cucito Summer 2010. I used the smallest pattern size is 80 cm (12 to 18 months old).
Did it look like the photo/drawing on the pattern envelope once you were done sewing with it?
Yes! I am so proud of it! This time I challenged myself to make a dress with collars, sleeves, pleats and buttonholes! I like the the dress design whereby there is a lapel held in place by 2 buttons, too cute!
Were the instructions easy to follow?
Yes, even the collars section. I do not read Japanese but the pictures and instructions are very clear.
Fabric Used:
American Quilting Cotton. It's 'Time for Teddy' by FabriQuilt. It's awfully cute, right?
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very cute dress! love love the fabric! would love to see your bb wearing it :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Nicely constructed too. I have this issue will try it soon :)
ReplyDeleteYes, the fabric is awfully cute. Th dress too. Show us a picture of your baby girl modeling it! :-).
ReplyDeleteI love it very much, your dresses for your girl are all georgeous, as well as you dresses for the dollies
ReplyDeletebtw, i've added the link for kimono shoes tutorial here
So cute! What a sweet dress. Also, I noticed you live in Malaysia-my grandparents lived in Singapore for a time and they have a lot of friends in both countries, so I thought it was extra neat that you're there.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog!
hi sertyan...
ReplyDeletethis is the link i bought the fnomville fabric...
Zura lovemelots is the owner...
by the way.. love the teddy bear dress.. cutee
http://www.crazyartzone.com/?u=zura
Such a darling dress! I really need to start getting some Japanese pattern books. I see beautiful things made with them all over but haven't done the research to figure out where to get them, which ones, etc. And I am a bit worried about following the instructions but it sounds as if you were able to do it just fine! Thanks for your comment on my blog and link to your site. So fun to meet other mamas sewing for their little girls. Your daughter is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteinteresting! although I have no expert, but I want have to know more and more, on your blog just interesting and useful information. Keep it up!teddy bears for babies
ReplyDeletehi. im living in Kyoko Japan.
ReplyDeletePretty clothes are sold for here.
really lovely! please look.
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