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

[FaithsWish]

First sewing attempt in about 15 years.

I made this for Faith to wear to a Welcome Back dinner we will be attending with her favorite baseball team.

The seams are a bit wobbly, but I think it turned out well overall.

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[FaithsWish]

Our last day at Universal happens to be a day that they will have Mardi Gras so I made her this to wear!

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[hey_jude]

First sewing attempt in about 15 years.

I made this for Faith to wear to a Welcome Back dinner we will be attending with her favorite baseball team.

The seams are a bit wobbly, but I think it turned out well overall.

[/url]Untitled by Allyson244, on Flickr[/IMG]

Our last day at Universal happens to be a day that they will have Mardi Gras so I made her this to wear!

[/url]Untitled by Allyson244, on Flickr[/IMG]

You've been busy! Faith is going to look great in those!

Judy

 

[mrsgryphon]

First sewing attempt in about 15 years.

I made this for Faith to wear to a Welcome Back dinner we will be attending with her favorite baseball team.

The seams are a bit wobbly, but I think it turned out well overall.

[/url]Untitled by Allyson244, on Flickr[/IMG]

Our last day at Universal happens to be a day that they will have Mardi Gras so I made her this to wear!

[/url]Untitled by Allyson244, on Flickr[/IMG]

I love these outfits! She's going to look so cute in them.

I've been busy sewing for our trip - we leave Monday! Warning - photo overload here.













Those are all my 4 year old. I also made a snow white dress that I apparently forgot to get a picture of...

 

[mrsgryphon]

Hmmm, Jasmine twice - which did I miss? Oh, the Jessie thrift store shirt turned into dress.



The other kids are getting significantly fewer items. My 9 year old has three...





No photo of the Alice in Wonderland dress yet. I've made a shirt and a skirt for my 13 year old but still need to takes pictures of those. I'm supposed to be appliqueing a donald duck tshirt for my ds (first one and no embroidery machine!) so clearly tomorrow is going to be busy. I've got my pattern traced out on heat & bond and just need to get to it - no time left for procrastinating on that one!

 

[mrsgryphon]

I tried to resize those, but apparently I have no idea what I'm doing in photobucket.

 

[love to stitch]

First sewing attempt in about 15 years.

I made this for Faith to wear to a Welcome Back dinner we will be attending with her favorite baseball team.

The seams are a bit wobbly, but I think it turned out well overall.

[/url]Untitled by Allyson244, on Flickr[/IMG]

Our last day at Universal happens to be a day that they will have Mardi Gras so I made her this to wear!

[/url]Untitled by Allyson244, on Flickr[/IMG]

Those are very cute outfits, you did a great job on them.

 

[love to stitch]

I love these outfits! She's going to look so cute in them.

I've been busy sewing for our trip - we leave Monday! Warning - photo overload here.













Those are all my 4 year old. I also made a snow white dress that I apparently forgot to get a picture of...

Hmmm, Jasmine twice - which did I miss? Oh, the Jessie thrift store shirt turned into dress.



The other kids are getting significantly fewer items. My 9 year old has three...





No photo of the Alice in Wonderland dress yet. I've made a shirt and a skirt for my 13 year old but still need to takes pictures of those. I'm supposed to be appliqueing a donald duck tshirt for my ds (first one and no embroidery machine!) so clearly tomorrow is going to be busy. I've got my pattern traced out on heat & bond and just need to get to it - no time left for procrastinating on that one!

The outfits and your girls are adorable. Have a great time on your trip.

 

[Stephres]

I love that skirt with the piping, so detailed!

Your dresses for your little one are totally adorable!

 

[ColonelHathi]

Super cute Christine/Mrsgryphon! I love the one sock pictures, she looks so happy! Where did you find the Snow White fabric?

I started sewing for our upcoming trip in August. Here's one of the sundresses I have done for DD. She's been wearing it around the house a bit lately, ha ha. Grace Ruffle Dress pattern. More to come.

 

[ABCastillo]

It has been a while since I posted, we've been so busy and managed to add a third little peanut to our family in the last year! Haven't caught up on all the projects but everything looks wonderful!

Planning our next WDW trip and I've got my machines back out and taken over the dining room table again. First project... Ariel with a tail! DD (4 yo) has been asking for this costume for months! While shopping for fabric this weekend she let everyone in the store know we were making an Ariel costume. She is getting really into watching me sew. So I was thinking about encouraging her to get more involved in actually making the dress. Any recommendations on how I could keep her involved and maybe even start to teach her a little?

 

[ColonelHathi]

It has been a while since I posted, we've been so busy and managed to add a third little peanut to our family in the last year! Haven't caught up on all the projects but everything looks wonderful!

Planning our next WDW trip and I've got my machines back out and taken over the dining room table again. First project... Ariel with a tail! DD (4 yo) has been asking for this costume for months! While shopping for fabric this weekend she let everyone in the store know we were making an Ariel costume. She is getting really into watching me sew. So I was thinking about encouraging her to get more involved in actually making the dress. Any recommendations on how I could keep her involved and maybe even start to teach her a little?

I let DD 6 play with scrap fabric. On her own she likes to pretend she is sewing with me (using the toy drill bench, LOL). I almost got her a 'Sew Cool' machine for Christmas this year, but she still seems a bit young yet for it.

You could have her help measure, place pieces together, and of course with the fittings!

 

[PurpleEars]

I haven't posted in ages (probably since our last trip) but I decided to swing by and say hello again!

It has been a while since I posted, we've been so busy and managed to add a third little peanut to our family in the last year! Haven't caught up on all the projects but everything looks wonderful!

Planning our next WDW trip and I've got my machines back out and taken over the dining room table again. First project... Ariel with a tail! DD (4 yo) has been asking for this costume for months! While shopping for fabric this weekend she let everyone in the store know we were making an Ariel costume. She is getting really into watching me sew. So I was thinking about encouraging her to get more involved in actually making the dress. Any recommendations on how I could keep her involved and maybe even start to teach her a little?

Congrats on baby #3! I am wondering if your 4 yo can help with printing the right pages for pdf patterns and taping the pieces together. She may also help with putting the pattern pieces on the fabric and you can pin them in place for her?

 

[ABCastillo]

I let DD 6 play with scrap fabric. On her own she likes to pretend she is sewing with me (using the toy drill bench, LOL). I almost got her a 'Sew Cool' machine for Christmas this year, but she still seems a bit young yet for it.

You could have her help measure, place pieces together, and of course with the fittings!

I haven't posted in ages (probably since our last trip) but I decided to swing by and say hello again!



Congrats on baby #3! I am wondering if your 4 yo can help with printing the right pages for pdf patterns and taping the pieces together. She may also help with putting the pattern pieces on the fabric and you can pin them in place for her?

These are great ideas! Thank you!

 

[tpettie]

Here is the Birthday dress I made for one of my dayhome children. She was having a princess party.

 

[kamcole]

I haven't been on the Dis in ages, but I thought I would drop in to share with you some of the clothes I have made for my daughter for our trip to WDW in three weeks time!

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And finally for MVMCP:

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I also made a little something for me...

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What beautiful dresses! What pattern did you use for the first dress and the ones like Duffy? I would love to make some in this style for my daughter. Thanks!

 

[finny1981]

Ok so I am sure any of you guys can help me out, but I am new to sewing. I made my 10 year old daughter some skirts, one that was from a simplicity pattern and one that is from danamadeit (the simple skirt). Both turned out nicely in my opinion, not perfect but nice enough to where others won't notice my mistakes . I started on a double skirt from danamadeit with a black bottom layer and a villans top layer (for MNSSHP) and have made it to the point of stitching the casing for the 1 1/2 inch elastic, but ran out of time over the weekend so I set it aside. Now is where the help from you guys comes in...after looking at your designs I was thinking I might want to be adventurous and turn it into a sun dress by adding a thick strip of fabric for the top and some straps however when I made the skirt I doubled the waist size so it would be full after I put in the elastic so I am not sure where to begin with sewing on the fabric strip...should I finish making a skirt and then just sew on the top part or is there a trick to doing this? My first instinct was to sew in the elastic a little looser than I would for a skirt and then sew on the top and take a strip of the bottom later fabric and create a tie that went around the waist to cover the elastic.

 

[SparkleMommy]

I love these outfits! She's going to look so cute in them.

I've been busy sewing for our trip - we leave Monday! Warning - photo overload here.








Those are all my 4 year old. I also made a snow white dress that I apparently forgot to get a picture of...

These are all so cute!! I especially LOVE the tinkerbell dress! Where did you get the pattern for it? And the fabric?

 

[SparkleMommy]

Here's a photo from our first family trip 2 years ago.



And a better view of my son's shirt...


(he can be a bit dramatic)

You guys are the cutest Disney family ever! I LOVE your DS's shirt- it is awesome and he works it!!!!

 

[SparkleMommy]

i posted a while back asking for ideas and disappeared. I ended up making my daughter's halloween costume, a halloween skirt for her, myself and my best friend, masks for my daughter and a skirt for her birthday and wanted to share! I was so excited. I want to attempt ruffle pants next. i want try to have a few pairs made for my daughter's wish trip next month. I found a good youtube tutorial that Im gonna try to follow. Anyone use youtube for tutes? If so, who is your favorite?

She is too cute!! And I love the Kiss t-shirt with the Minnie skirt- rockin!