I made up the pattern according to the instructions without glitches. One in size 98, one in 104. They don't look that much different; the six centimeters between 98 and 104 are probably evenly divided between upper and lower body, and 3 cm isn't that obvious.
I didn't add the called for rows of topstitching on the cuffs and lower band, because the dotted poplin I used was stiff enough on its own.
Also, the pattern called for three fabric covered buttons for decorating the front piece. While I thought this looked really cute in the magazine, I found myself playing with some matryoshka (yes, again) fabric and making little appliqués for whatever one night... Well, whatever turned out to be the tunics, and I think the matryoshkas fit the tunics to a tee. (But then, I may be biased.)
All in all a very cute pattern. I have visions of making it up in black velvet with red tartan ruching for Christmas, but I doubt I'll get around to it. We'll see.
Sewing or not, have a great weekend!
So adorable! I love the choice of fabrics and just the right amount of embellishment!
ReplyDeleteThey are just sew gorgeous!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love these! I would have dressed my daughter in outfits just like this when she was little.
ReplyDeleteThese are seriously cute.
ReplyDeleteAdorable.
ReplyDeleteCute little dresses. The little ladies will look adorable in them.
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