Disboutiquers Part 23 Kids Disney Boutique / Customs Clothes psst..we sew ;-)

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Hello Kitty Valentine sundress, paired with Mom2RTK's petti dress.

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Gorgeous


Great shots. Sounds like you had a good time. Thanks for sharing
 
Very exciting news!!! My mom called to tell me they had just gotten off Its a Small World and headed to the upstairs super-secret bathroom at Columbia House. While in the bathroom a woman started talking to DD4 and asking her if her mommy made her skirt (she was wearing a Minnie patchwork twirl). DD4 said yes and then my mom got into the conversation. The woman asked if I was on the Dis boards and then asked about Disboutiquers. Well... it was AboveH2O. Isn't that cool!?! I love it! It is a Small World After All. :rotfl2:



where is the super secret bathroom , exactly?

and im very interested in how you "float" a tshirt instead of hooping it
 
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DS in his McQueen outfit

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DD in her Cinderella carriage dress
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My kiddos with Cinderella
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Just because I think it is cute :)

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Me!

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It looks like alot of fun was had by all!!
 
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how do you get your ribbon on the fabric? i usually use other things for trims, but have wanted to use that type ribbon.also, do you ever wash the clothes you make with that type of ribbon, does it stay looking good?

First I measure and mark my dress dress and I might make a tiny tick mark for where I want the ribbon to go,
2. I put the ribbon down using wash away wonder tape to hold it in place,
3. I use an edge joining foot and sew a straight edge on both sides of the ribbon. When I get to the part where they join, I fold one end of the ribbon under and stitch across.
Yes, the dresses with ribbon are absolutely machine washable.
 

Hello Kitty Valentine sundress, paired with Mom2RTK's petti dress.

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back- Im sorry the satin sash is crooked in the pics
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That is just too sweet and perfect for a girly valentines dress.
thank you everyone for the opinions on one machine or two. I mentioned to DH wanting a seperate embroidery machine or upgrading to a newer machine and wanting a serger. he told me to order the PE-770 and the serger. So I did. I have to love that guy LOL.:love:

Oh and the PE-770 will be here today.

BEst thing is they don't count towards the anniversary or Birthday present :banana::banana::banana:
Ok, I must have a picture when it arrives. Congrats to you and I am so happy you are getting both.

I just set up my old computerized sewing machine and have the Brother 4000D that I am only using to embroider now. It is working better, less time changing feet and set ups.

and im very interested in how you "float" a tshirt instead of hooping it
You use Sticky stabilizer and hoop it, then put the shirt on top of the sticky, press it down and follow up with a few pins. The shirt is not in the hoop but floated on top of it while stuck to the sticky. Clear as mud?
 
Ok, I will most likely get a few points for this one but I just have to put it out there. If you know anyone (3) or even a split 1 and then 2 others, who wants to go the Jimmy Buffett concert in Tampa on April 16, would you be so kind as to send them our way.

That seems safe enough to post.
 
When ruffling with the ruffler foot, make sure you put down the presser foot! It solves all kinds of problems.:cutie:
 
Hi everyone!!

can you guys help me find the info for any Big Gives????? I'm new and an amateur crafter/sewer but I would like to help out in some way....is there a forum specifically for it or do you post in a different forum????

thanks

just trying to figure out what is needed and how I can help

a by the way....lovin the new projects that everyone has done!!!!
 
You use Sticky stabilizer and hoop it, then put the shirt on top of the sticky, press it down and follow up with a few pins. The shirt is not in the hoop but floated on top of it while stuck to the sticky. Clear as mud?[/QUOTE]

actually i think it is clear. will try tonight.
i will do with what ive got: will hoop stabilizer and then use sprayadhesive to "attach the t to the stabilizer, then also pin the t to the stabilizer out of the way of the needle paths. then applique away and when done no hoop burn! cant wait. thank you!!!
 
You use Sticky stabilizer and hoop it, then put the shirt on top of the sticky, press it down and follow up with a few pins. The shirt is not in the hoop but floated on top of it while stuck to the sticky. Clear as mud?

actually i think it is clear. will try tonight.
i will do with what ive got: will hoop stabilizer and then use sprayadhesive to "attach the t to the stabilizer, then also pin the t to the stabilizer out of the way of the needle paths. then applique away and when done no hoop burn! cant wait. thank you!!![/QUOTE]


I don't use the spray because it gets on the hoop. I have read to make sure you cover the hoop before spraying. I just use Sticky by solvy. I put it in the hoop then peel the paper back and it is pre sticky. Easy without worrying about spray.

Again, I did read about spraying and just make sure you cover the hoop. If you get any on the hoop, wash it off.

Good luck.:hug:
 
Hi everyone!!

can you guys help me find the info for any Big Gives????? I'm new and an amateur crafter/sewer but I would like to help out in some way....is there a forum specifically for it or do you post in a different forum????

thanks

just trying to figure out what is needed and how I can help

a by the way....lovin the new projects that everyone has done!!!!

There is a separate board/forum for the Big Gives. You have to sign up and then one of the administrators will approve you within a day or two and then you will be able to log on and sign up for items.

If this link does not work I am quite sure you can click on the Big Give thing in Wendy's sig and it will take you right there:
http://s3.excoboard.com/DisBigGive

Don't worry about being amateur -- I am too. It's very fulfilling though knowing you are helping someone in some way.
 
There is a separate board/forum for the Big Gives. You have to sign up and then one of the administrators will approve you within a day or two and then you will be able to log on and sign up for items.

If this link does not work I am quite sure you can click on the Big Give thing in Wendy's sig and it will take you right there:
http://s3.excoboard.com/DisBigGive

Don't worry about being amateur -- I am too. It's very fulfilling though knowing you are helping someone in some way.

thank you for the info..I just requested an account

cause yes...it does sound very fulfilling!!!

thanks
 
I found this Holly Hobby fabric and had to buy it, I loved Holly Hobby as a kid, I cut the squares and found this patchwork twirl tutorial that looked simple enough so I thought I would try it.

The tutorial was super easy and I love the skirt.



I can see more of these in our future it was just so easy and quick. Also thanks for the heads up on the floss method for gathering, it was great, I also realized I was cutting my fabric to short to do the gathers that would add to why it was so hard. :rotfl:
 
I made this to match the twirl patchwork skirts. It is a med bag. The dog won't take a picture of me with it on my shoulder and the cats are worthless. I only am making one as I have more clothes to make. Why do I always wait to the last minute?

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I made this to match the twirl patchwork skirts. I only am making one as I have more clothes to make. Why do I always wait to the last minute?

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That is SOOOO CUTE! It's so Minnie, I love the flower print fabric.

I might have to attempt a bag for our trip when I get a little better.
 
I found this Holly Hobby fabric and had to buy it, I loved Holly Hobby as a kid, I cut the squares and found this patchwork twirl tutorial that looked simple enough so I thought I would try it.

The tutorial was super easy and I love the skirt.



I can see more of these in our future it was just so easy and quick. Also thanks for the heads up on the floss method for gathering, it was great, I also realized I was cutting my fabric to short to do the gathers that would add to why it was so hard. :rotfl:


Such a cute skirt. It turned out great. Thanks for the link. Glad to hear that the floss method worked for you.
 
I made this to match the twirl patchwork skirts. It is a med bag. The dog won't take a picture of me with it on my shoulder and the cats are worthless. I only am making one as I have more clothes to make. Why do I always wait to the last minute?

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Don't worry, I have yet to teach any of my pets to use the camera, either. Too funny!

No, seriously, though, that bag turned out real cute. I think I need to break down and buy the pattern and make one for myself for the trip. It really is a cute bag! I love everyone that has been posted. How long did it take you to do it?
 
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