(Excuse the terrible pic..the sun decided to vanish just in time for pic taking time...and then the dog decided to run away, so I couldn't just wait for some more..dumb dog!)
Same pattern as I used here, Ottobre 2/2005 #2. I think I forgot one tier...I have these strips of fabric left sitting next to my machine, with no obvious other use. Ooops. :p The pants are Ottobre 2/2005 #3, but extended, and then two tiers of ruffles added. Cause you just can't have too many ruffles if you are a girly little girl, right?? :D
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Oh how sweet are they! I'm still waiting for someone in my family to produce a pink one...surely it's not too much to ask!
Gorgeous little things... I only have baby boys to sew for at the moment too.
How cute is that little outfit! And you're right .... you can never have too many frills (um, unless you find some of them left over on your sewing table!)
Pretty pretty pretty. I made so many of these sorta cute frocks when my daughter was born. used to even sit & embroider flowers for ages...what fun this is! I love it!
You can never have too many ruffles! My mother-in-law was thrilled that I finally had a little girl... (her only grand daughter!)
That is adorable!!!!
That dress is adorable!! And the little bloomery pants are very very cute! I love them.
They are just adorable! Congratulations on another girl to the family. My sister-in-law will be bringing us one very soon :)
absolutely adorable! i love the ruffles :)
Murali, these are gorgeous - you are one talented lady - you know I think that already - but I just thought I'd let you know again :-)
Does that come in a big girl's size because I would totally wear those pants.
They're so cute! What talent!
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