Jennia
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Can't wait to see it!
I am still totally impressed that you make everything by hand!! You will love having a sewing machine. Which one did you get?
But it turned out so cute!
For those who asked, I bought the Brother CS6000I 60-Stitch Computerized Free-Arm Sewing Machine with Multiple Stitch Functions (yep, I just copied and pasted the title lol!)
Here is The Cat in the Hat for a Big Give! I think I'll make the brother a matching shirt also. Either Thing 1 or something else along those lines.
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Very cute, love that shirt too. What a sweet outfit. =)
That would be Misty, Spongiemomma
I can NOT wait for that pattern!!!
That is a great machine! I have a fancy schmancy Viking embroidery machine and a Brother CS6000i. I prefer to sew on the Brother (and I just use the Viking for embroidery)! I also had a simple Singer before I got the Brother! We're sewing machine sisters! Now you just need a generous cousin to give you an embroidery machine, like mine did!
Tessa's birthday is Thursday. I didn't realize she and Taylor had birthdays so close. Tessa is turning 6. Where does the time go?
Woo-hoo!!! Congrats!! What machine did you buy? I can't believe you hand-sew.![]()
That is so sweet!!! Isn't it great when something you made is appreciated?
Happy early birthday to Tessa! Hand sewing really isn't that bad, especially when it's what you're used to for 15 years.

Congratulations!
I like the suggestion of using paper or sizing again a shirt that fits her. I looked on Wikipedia and they say a girls 14 is bust 32, waist 26.5, hip 34 and back length 14.25 while a Jr size 5 is bust 30, waist 22.5, hip 32, back 15.
Congrats! How exciting! I can't imagine sewing an entire outfit by hand-I don't even like doing buttons by hand.
I think I'll still do quite a bit of hand sewing, especially during the day when dd takes her nap downstairs, so I won't have to worry about waking her up.
