Showing posts with label dana-made-it. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dana-made-it. Show all posts

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Happy 5th Birthday Ivy!

Today we're going to a birthday party!  My friend's daughter is turning 5.  Here's what I made for a gift:
It's the Warhol Dress.  Dana has the free pattern here for sizes 6-12 and 3-4 years.  I had to draft this pattern myself using her instructions because I needed a size 6X for the birthday girl.  The ruffle was my own add-on, it needed a little 'pop'.

I really like the yoke on this dress which ties on one side.


Materials used: interlock knit from JoAnn's and I used my Silhouette to make the iron-on transfer.


Ivy, the birthday girl, collects bikes so I thought a bike graphic would be cool and original for a dress.  Then I made a last minute tote with her name on it and added a few books.

It was fun to do some girly sewing for a change.

Monday, March 15, 2010

More sewing for Tiny T








I've finally gotten around to sewing some clothes for Travis lately. Here are the pants I made for him using this tutorial. I love the big patch pockets on these. I think these would be cute in a striped fabric, like a train engineer.

















Right now I'm finishing up a pair of guitar pajamas for him too. I'm on a roll! I will post those when finished. Hopefully my new camera will be here by then. It's challenging enough photographing a moving toddler!















one of his poses...




"I'm done with getting my picture taken now,
... go away."

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

90 minute shirt

Here is my first attempt at the 90 minute shirt. I found the directions on this blog which I now love! She is doing a month of posts all things you can make for boys. With 3 boys I have been so excited to check what she posts each day.






I love these colors on my little redhead. I can't wait to try another one.. I noticed one sleeve is shorter than the other! oops! This is great practice for using the serger on knits. It is made from an old T-shirt of my husband's, which I think is a great way to recycle.





Celebrate the boy!!! Check out these blogs:


The other completely awesome blog that is featuring boy projects every day in Feb: