I made Jess a Fairy Princess dress for her birthday present [as she requested] I had fabric leftover. So my littlest great niece is getting one too. I delivered it when we met up on Monday.
Yes, it is that pattern again - so sweet!
Thursday, 19 June 2025
Two Little Fairy Princesses...
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They are both going to be thrilled with those lovely dresses. As a little girl I would have loved the heart shaped buttons. I had a red and white gingham dress made by my Nana, that came with it's own little bolero jacket. The dress had white heart shaped buttons and I loved it.
ReplyDeleteOh how delightful. I remember with fondness the outfits my Nana made me.
DeleteThat's a lovely fabric, and a most successful dress pattern. You do make the sweetest clothes for the little ones in your family.
ReplyDeleteIt's so much fun, especially sorting through my vast button collection to find the right embellishments
DeleteWhat lovely gifts for your family and yes I agree about Pound fabrics. Catriona
ReplyDeleteI'm pleased with their haberdashery (eg bias binding) as well as the fabrics. And I like the way you can see pictures of how other people have used the fabrics
DeleteSo pretty! Maybe one for Grandma to match??
ReplyDeleteI'm a bit beyond 🧚♀️ "fairy princess" 👑 ... Can I be. "Faerie Queen Mother"?! 🧚👸
DeleteWhat a pretty pattern and great fabric. I think you could easily be "Faerie Queen Mother", you certainly wave a magic wand with your sewing. Regards Sue H
ReplyDeleteThanks Sue !
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