These patterns come with a little paper doll on the cover- a real one! It has been a long time since I played with a paper doll. I don't know who likes them more, me or my one and half year old daughter.
I started this little tunic for Ava and quickly remembered why I don't love making garments. It is all so precise and measured and technical-it takes too much concentration and patience for me. But I kept at it, until I had to enlist my visiting mother to work on it-in hopes it might be finished before Ava grows out of it.
Alas, she only had time to assist with the collar & placket areas-and now I must face this mountain alone. I have made brides maid's dresses, skirts, and even a coat before, and I always have the same experience. Just because you can do something, doesn't always mean that you should.
3 comments:
i love that pattern, and your fabric. Maybe if the two of us put our heads together we could do it? I would love to try to help, although you are so much more experience that I am with clothing. let me know if you want me to come over one night after bed time, and we can whip it out.
Also, would love to take some shade plants off your hands. that is so generous of you, i will come over this fall to help.
keep at it! it looks so pretty and i am sure you are doing a great job with it! the internet is an amazing resource for help if you need any!
Good luck! That pattern looks pretty intense. I am with you, I want to make garments but I lack patience. Total immediate gratification girl here! At least I am not alone:)
I can't wait to see it finished. You go girl!
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