Kids Disney Boutique / Customs Clothes Part 3

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WOO HOO! I'm OUT! It works! It works! Let the twirl skirts begin! I can't believe how easy it is (serger)! I did have to stop and rethread once. It was a tad bit difficult, but there's a diagram right there to follow. That thing is a speed demon! All of my creations will have gorgeous insides from now on!:banana: :banana: :banana: AND AGAIN! :banana: :banana: :banana:

Okay, if you can do it so can I. What model did you get?

As soon as the Closer is over I think I will fire her up!
 
so here goes...results of my first sewing projects since home ec in jr. hr high

the looks on my girls faces made every minute worth a million bucks :love:
the younger one said as I asked her to try it on " Mom. it's finally done !?!?" the sewing machine has been on the dining room table since last week !

I learned alot..I think the next ones would (or is it will) be quicker...I even learned how to take apart the whole bobbin case when somethin' really bad happened....:eek:

Mallory as soon as she got it on

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"swing around Mal it's a twirly skirt"

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older sister Britt who really liked it too :banana:

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she can swirl too !!
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top view of one of the skirts - you can't tell well from this pic, but the grey and some of the reds are actually small prints - as always , better close up

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thanks to everyone for letter me CASE your ideas and for all the help with some questions...now what???
 
Since my Mom has my sewing machine I have been busy cutting away. I did DD's first day of school dress pattern, a halloweenie dress, and Meg!

Here is the start to Hannah's Meg costume.

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Also, here are the fabrics for Hannah's preschool dress. It is the start to a strip work skirt. These are the yellow polkie dots from Jo Ann's

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so here goes...results of my first sewing projects since home ec in jr. hr high

the looks on my girls faces made every minute worth a million bucks :love:
the younger one said as I asked her to try it on " Mom. it's finally done !?!?" the sewing machine has been on the dining room table since last week !

I learned alot..I think the next ones would (or is it will) be quicker...I even learned how to take apart the whole bobbin case when somethin' really bad happened....:eek:

Mallory as soon as she got it on

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"swing around Mal it's a twirly skirt"

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older sister Britt who really liked it too :banana:

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she can swirl too !!
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top view of one of the skirts

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thanks to everyone for letter me CASE your ideas and for all the help with some questions...now what???

That is fantastic!! Way to Go!!! I think your girls love the skirts. That is the best part. They are super cute. Do you know when they are going to wear them?
 

That is fantastic!! Way to Go!!! I think your girls love the skirts. That is the best part. They are super cute. Do you know when they are going to wear them?

thanks...they are wearing them to MK on sept 30th - it's daddy's birthday...dinner at chef mickey's and then fireworks cruise in the evening !!
 
In reference to the different sizes for patterns. I thought I remembered someone (Zoe??) on here saying they bought a certain type of interfacing type material that had a grid on it. Traced the pattern and cut it out. That sounds like the thing to do to me...well if you will use it more than once in that particular size.

My sewing machine is acting much better now. :confused3 I made a little pouch for knitting projects out of my cutie cute cupcake fabric (I will try and post it tomorrow) and it worked just fine. Maybe it just hates Pooh. :lmao:
 
Okay, if you can do it so can I. What model did you get?

As soon as the Closer is over I think I will fire her up!

I got the Singer ultralock (manual says 14sh644). It was the only one at WalMart here. Get that puppy fired up! You can do it!
 
I went to Hobby Lobby today and found these cute fabrics. I don't think I have ever seen the Princess one before. I didn't know how much I would need of each one so I just bought the whole bolt. I figure what I don't use I can sell!
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Thanks for sharing!! I've seen some great outfits made from that Santa fabric and I wanted to start looking for some. Now I know where to start. And I'm going right by a Hobby Lobby tomorrow on the way from the Dry Cleaners to the Library... guess I will have to make a little detour!
 
oh so I know my 6 year old anastasia loves tinkerbell. so I made this tutu for her. her school has free dress day at school on wed. she is excited to wear it to school!
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Lori
 
All this talk about Sergers has me interested in trying it out... 15-20 years ago when I worked at Cloth World (anyone remember that name before they became JoAnn's??) while in school, my mom bought a serger with my employee discount. I'm sure it has been in her closet for about that long... :rotfl:

There is a great continuing education program here in town, and they offer a serger class :teacher: ... it's not cheap but it's a total of 12 hours of instruction. I think I might have to sign-up (after this last semester of grad school ends in November!!)

Here is the class description:
Almost all clothing commercially sold today is made with a serger. Sergers are multi-dimensional tools that take sewing to a new level. They make projects (clothes, crafts, and home decorations) look professionally constructed and finished. This class will get you up and running. Learn about threading, tension adjustments, inside and outside corners, curves, basic garment construction, troubleshooting, and different types of serger stitches. Gathering, ruffles, elastic application, rolled hemming, and flatlocking are just some of the techniques covered. The only prerequisite for this class is that you be able to take your machine out of its box. You'll make samples of the techniques on your own serger.
 
All this talk about Sergers has me interested in trying it out... 15-20 years ago when I worked at Cloth World (anyone remember that name before they became JoAnn's??) while in school, my mom bought a serger with my employee discount. I'm sure it has been in her closet for about that long... :rotfl:

There is a great continuing education program here in town, and they offer a serger class :teacher: ... it's not cheap but it's a total of 12 hours of instruction. I think I might have to sign-up (after this last semester of grad school ends in November!!)

Here is the class description:
Almost all clothing commercially sold today is made with a serger. Sergers are multi-dimensional tools that take sewing to a new level. They make projects (clothes, crafts, and home decorations) look professionally constructed and finished. This class will get you up and running. Learn about threading, tension adjustments, inside and outside corners, curves, basic garment construction, troubleshooting, and different types of serger stitches. Gathering, ruffles, elastic application, rolled hemming, and flatlocking are just some of the techniques covered. The only prerequisite for this class is that you be able to take your machine out of its box. You'll make samples of the techniques on your own serger.


that sounds like a great class. it is always good to take a class to learn something new or even refresh ourselves!
lori
 
Hello Friends.......
Ive been lurking, aka drooooooooooling for MONTHS now...I do not sew, nor do I endeavor to!!:rotfl2: ...but, I do own an upscale childrens clothing boutque and am dying for my DD4 to have some amazing sets to wear to MVMCP in Nov. .........anyone want to trade newborn to size 7 girl AND boy-boutique clothing for a set? PLEase please please puuuuuuuuleaseeeeeee pm me if u do, did I say Please???;) :lmao:

I also carry those pettiskirts by Kaiya, theyre spectacular! Cant wait to see more of your stuff in pettiskirt style-
 
OOH! Pettiskirts! DROOL! I've had one on order FOREVER - I can't to finally get it! I hope to have it in time for our WDW trip mid September.
 
Hi
I just have to say eeyore3847 I just love your Tink outfit. My DD5 also loves Tinkerbell and would think this is great.

I have been in hospital with my DS8 having his Tonsills out for the last couple of days so just catching up on all your fine work girls and Tom keep it up.

Sam from downunder
 
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"swing around Mal it's a twirly skirt"

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older sister Britt who really liked it too :banana:

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she can swirl too !!
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thanks to everyone for letter me CASE your ideas and for all the help with some questions...now what???

Very nice twirl skirts. It's good to see that the big girls like them too.
 
Hi
I just have to say eeyore3847 I just love your Tink outfit. My DD5 also loves Tinkerbell and would think this is great.

I have been in hospital with my DS8 having his Tonsills out for the last couple of days so just catching up on all your fine work girls and Tom keep it up.

Sam from downunder

Thank you! I stared at that fabric for days trying to think of the perfect shirt! Then I saw that polka dot fabric in my stash and walla! I love having toooo much fabric sometimes! Anastasis drooled over the outfit today, she says "I have to wear it wed!"

Lori
 
Hello Friends.......
Ive been lurking, aka drooooooooooling for MONTHS now...I do not sew, nor do I endeavor to!!:rotfl2: ...but, I do own an upscale childrens clothing boutque and am dying for my DD4 to have some amazing sets to wear to MVMCP in Nov. .........anyone want to trade newborn to size 7 girl AND boy-boutique clothing for a set? PLEase please please puuuuuuuuleaseeeeeee pm me if u do, did I say Please???;) :lmao:

I also carry those pettiskirts by Kaiya, theyre spectacular! Cant wait to see more of your stuff in pettiskirt style-

OH I wish I had something. I go totally weak every time I go to the local boutiques. I'd been out of them for awhile because my boys no longer appreciate looking "cute". Now I have a baby girl and oh my have I lost my mind. :rolleyes1

OOH! Pettiskirts! DROOL! I've had one on order FOREVER - I can't to finally get it! I hope to have it in time for our WDW trip mid September.

Who did you order from? I keep looking at them and I always come back to the Kaiya Eve ones.(There's a couple others I like but the cost is not that much different and either they have a better photographer or I just like the looks of them better) Now if I could just commit to a color:laughing: Please share what you chose and who did you order from..thanks.
 
:love: Okay,

Forty total minutes from taking the serger out of the box to threading, serger and restarting the computer! Woo Hoo! I do not know how I lived without it and I do not know what I was scared off. Now I wish DH was not asleep so I could thank him properly!:woohoo: :love:
 
Hello Friends.......
Ive been lurking, aka drooooooooooling for MONTHS now...I do not sew, nor do I endeavor to!!:rotfl2: ...but, I do own an upscale childrens clothing boutque and am dying for my DD4 to have some amazing sets to wear to MVMCP in Nov. .........anyone want to trade newborn to size 7 girl AND boy-boutique clothing for a set? PLEase please please puuuuuuuuleaseeeeeee pm me if u do, did I say Please???;) :lmao:

I also carry those pettiskirts by Kaiya, theyre spectacular! Cant wait to see more of your stuff in pettiskirt style-

Other than celerystalker I think you have won for my favorite username! Too cute!
 
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