Disboutiquers Part 30 Kids Disney Boutique / Customs Clothes psst..we sew ;-)

[PurpleEars]

Can someone recommend a place to get Disney machine embroidery designs in .art format? (I tried to search the thread but didn't come up with anything.)

I don't have software to convert designs, and would prefer not to do hand applique.

I'm looking especially for Tinkerbell and the Princesses.

Welcome! You may want to contact the sellers who make the design files and see if they can point you to the right direction in terms of a file conversion software to change the files into .art.

Wow, I just found this thread after days of searching. (I'm easily distractible and there are too many fun things on the DISboards&) You are all so talented and blow me away with all the cool and wonderful things you create! I am inspired to sew some fun costumes (outfits) for our WDW trip next year.

For now, back to my regularly scheduled sewing projects& some ballet uniform skirts and bags for the girls in my Brownie unit.

Welcome. Please show us pictures of your work! This is the nicest group of people around so please feel free to come by and share your trials and triumphs along your sewing journey (as well as life!)

 

[love to stitch]

Here are a few of the things I've made with my Cameo. This is a purse I got in Hawaii, but 'Disneyfied"


This is a sweatshirt I did. The Mickey head is made up of characters.


This is DD's Agent P shirt

The purse is very cute and I love the shirts.

 

[PurpleEars]

Here are a few of the things I've made with my Cameo. This is a purse I got in Hawaii, but 'Disneyfied"


This is a sweatshirt I did. The Mickey head is made up of characters.


This is DD's Agent P shirt

I am not sure why I missed these earlier. They are great! I really like the Mickey head shirt with the characters! Great job!

Here are some of my recent projects:
A Devon peasant:

A jacket - front:

And the back of the jacket:

Thanks for looking!

 

[emmamc252]

Here are some of my recent projects:
A Devon peasant:

A jacket - front:

And the back of the jacket:

Thanks for looking![/QUOTE]

Wow that jacket is just beautiful!! I had that design in a cross stitch pattern from Disney world but only got about 1/4 way through, was soooo big!!! I'm sure I will do it now day! Your work is so neat and beautiful!!!

 

[love to stitch]

Here are some of my recent projects:
A Devon peasant:

A jacket - front:

And the back of the jacket:

Thanks for looking!

Those are beautiful.

 

[squirrel]

Where do you get your custom tags/labels?

I found a long time ago a few that said Especially made by (my name). I haven't used them all but was wondering where I might find something similar. I haven't seen anything like it since in the fabric stores.

 

[hey_jude]

Where do you get your custom tags/labels?

I found a long time ago a few that said Especially made by (my name). I haven't used them all but was wondering where I might find something similar. I haven't seen anything like it since in the fabric stores.

I had some made at itsminelabels.com earlier this year. They have a lot of different options to choose from. Also, I just chose the first class shipping option ($3) and they shipped to Canada no problem (and with no duty). I would definitely order from them again.

Judy

 

[familyabgar]

I am not sure why I missed these earlier. They are great! I really like the Mickey head shirt with the characters! Great job!

Here are some of my recent projects:
A Devon peasant:

A jacket - front:

And the back of the jacket:

Thanks for looking!

Wow! Beautiful work.

 

[code3chica]

Here's what I've made so far:

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I'm super thrilled with the Prince Charming outfit. It came out exactly how I envisioned. Actually, they both did. For the person who was looking for an infant PC, DS is only 18 lbs. This is a 18 mon (non-preshrunk) Rabbit skins onesie with 9 mon sweat pants from Target.

 

[Robbi]

Here's what I've made so far:

and

I'm super thrilled with the Prince Charming outfit. It came out exactly how I envisioned. Actually, they both did. For the person who was looking for an infant PC, DS is only 18 lbs. This is a 18 mon (non-preshrunk) Rabbit skins onesie with 9 mon sweat pants from Target.

Your kids are adorable and their outfits are precious! Where did you find the material for your daughter's Cinderella dress?

 

[code3chica]

Lined tube top is from Halo Heaven (as well as headband) & tulle was from Joann's There is ZERO sewing involved in that dress.

 

[squirrel]

I had some made at itsminelabels.com earlier this year. They have a lot of different options to choose from. Also, I just chose the first class shipping option ($3) and they shipped to Canada no problem (and with no duty). I would definitely order from them again.

Judy

Did you buy the sew on or the iron on? The last ones I had were sew on. Iron on would be easier, but I wonder if they stay on for a long time or do they start to come off?

 

[Robbi]

Lined tube top is from Halo Heaven (as well as headband) & tulle was from Joann's There is ZERO sewing involved in that dress.

Thank-you, I'm getting ready to place an order.

 

[code3chica]

Thank-you, I'm getting ready to place an order.

I loved everything I got from them. The shipping is just Sloooooow

 

[hey_jude]

Did you buy the sew on or the iron on? The last ones I had were sew on. Iron on would be easier, but I wonder if they stay on for a long time or do they start to come off?

I chose sew on so I can't comment on how long iron on would stay on but it did seem to me that sew on would be more secure.

Judy

 

[familyabgar]

I am trying to make a habit of coming over here more often, so I am sharing my most recently completed project.

I just came across this from this past summer. Does anyone know what the pattern is for the skirt?

 

[familyabgar]

Here's what I've made so far:

and

I'm super thrilled with the Prince Charming outfit. It came out exactly how I envisioned. Actually, they both did. For the person who was looking for an infant PC, DS is only 18 lbs. This is a 18 mon (non-preshrunk) Rabbit skins onesie with 9 mon sweat pants from Target.

So cute! I don't know if I had posted earlier about an infant PC, but I actually do need to make one! Not until April of 2014, since baby boy isn't even born yet and I want it to fit. It's hard sometimes not to jump the gun on all these projects!!

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So, I'm officially 6 months out from our trip! We got all our ADRs, including Terrace Dessert Party, except that we couldn't get our preferred BOG times, and actually, the times/day we did get really throws off our schedule!! Grrrr.

But, anyway, I want to start planning out DD's outfits so I have a plan of attack for after the holidays. I can't decide if I want to go the fully custom route or not.

 

[love to stitch]

Here's what I've made so far:

and

I'm super thrilled with the Prince Charming outfit. It came out exactly how I envisioned. Actually, they both did. For the person who was looking for an infant PC, DS is only 18 lbs. This is a 18 mon (non-preshrunk) Rabbit skins onesie with 9 mon sweat pants from Target.

The outfits are super cute and your little models are adorable.

 

[spacecanada]

I just came across this from this past summer. Does anyone know what the pattern is for the skirt?

I'm interested too, if anyone has a link or pattern name/number. So many fun possibilities!

 

[caralyn817]

Just realized I didn't take photos of one Disney outfit but this is the last of it other than that.
They don't know they HAVE to wear matching shirts one day.


Terrible picture of Belle's ballgown


Hair clips: The funky horse looking things are supposed to be giraffes. :shakinghead[1]:


Camera case for my little point and shoot


Drawstring backpack which I may or may not end up using. I made it with the plan to use it and give it to Izzy after the trip, but then I remembered my Vera backpack so I may end up using that instead and putting this away for birthday.



Thanksgiving: Really pleased with this outfit. No pattern on the skirt just a yard of fabric cut and sewn together then pleated.

Hi, I have a few questions for you or anyone at that matter. I'm new to sewing and I was wondering what kind of machine you use to do the edges around your appliques and also the felties. Currently, I purchase my felties from someone, but if I could make my own that would be awesome. I'm going to attempt my first pillowcase dress. I will post a picture of it on here when it's done. Any advice would be appreciated as I am starting out of this adventure. Thanks and have a good day everyone.