I'm not sure if you're aware of this, but I recently signed up to participate in Me Made June and your constant fifty-something degree temperatures and rain are really putting a damper on my ability to break into my homemade clothing. Any chance we could pump it up to the high sixties with a wee bit of sunshine? Thanks so much.
Love,
Carolyn
(Allow me to point out my dedication to MMJ though…I took today's photo in the rain...)
Top: Made with instructions for Anna Maria Horner's Museum Tunic
Fabric: Anna Maria Horner's Little Folks voile
And to make Me Made June a family affair, here's O's in her mama-made outfit (just ignore the fact that she's blurry and making a crazy face).
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really pretty. I've been meaning to try that tutorial, but yeah, some day...
ReplyDeleteI frankly admire anyone who can wear that style shirt and not look pregnant. Hats off to you lady!
ReplyDeleteI am so with you, it feels like summer is never going to come. Sun...we are waiting for you!
ReplyDeleteI saw this pattern on flickr and loved it! I really like that you made a top instead of a dress so might try that instead ...
ReplyDeleteI do have to agree with the above comment about not looking pregnant as i'm a UK size 12 (is that US 8? I dont know!)but am not blessed with as flat a belly as I used to have pre pregnancies!
This looks lovely!! I've had that tutorial bookmarked for a while now, but after a failed attempt at making it with some chiffon (baaaad idea), I haven't revisited it. Just might now though!
ReplyDeletewhat's that saying?? oh yea.....no pain, no gain...
ReplyDeletework it girl! you're awesome!
XO
I just added on my post today that I found it via your blog, cause that's the truth. I just always forget some detail about the project! lol. Thanks for leading me to this awesome tute!
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