thanks aimeeg (thats how my sister spells her name too)
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Hi Aimee! I see
you are up too! I took a three hour nap today and am having trouble going to sleep!
this is a tshirt dress i made emma for western sunday @ church.
I can't wait to make something with them!
I am no expert here but this is what I do. First I brush out DD's hair and get it wet (damp) either with a washclothes or a wet brush. I also lightly spray hairspray in it to help catch flyaways! Then standing in front of her with DD facing me, I use a large soft brush to gather all of her hair up in a rather "high" pony tail. (By high I mean not on the back of her head but one that gathers on the top of her head.) I make sure I loop the pony tail holder several times so its pretty tight. Then I pull up on the holder so it moves away from her scalp about 3/4 inch. Then I part the hair in the pony tail and pull down on both sides so that the hair pushes the pony tail holder back down. For some reason this also causes the hair to curve under which is what you want. At this point you could use a large barreled curling iron to help firm up the curve. Hairspray again. Next use bobby pins to collect the hair up under the curve back by the pony tail. I know BBB puts a pretty hair comb to do this which would work too. Hairspray again and you are done! (BBB also sprinkles glitter all over at the end too!) Hope this makes sense. Practice makes perfect! If you can't do it, bring her to a hair salon and have them show you how to do it. Then you will only have to pay once but can do it yourself after !!!!
Hmm, was it a Simplicity book? I know Aimeeg really liked it. I'm suprised she isn't up, to answer you she doesn't sleep, yah know!
ETA: I did a Google search for the disboards, and the one that AimeeG and bsusanmb , suggested was Simplicity's Simply The Best Sewing Book
I love the korkers, I've baked some, but not done anything with them yet. Only here would that not sound strange!
Adorable!!
I don't know what this look is all about.
Oh yes, IT TWIRLS!!!!
I love that!thanks aimeeg (thats how my sister spells her name too)
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So cute too. There are so many adorable things on this thread, and adorable kiddos!Well, here is the complete tinkerbell outfit that I gave to my neice. (It has a peasant shirt too but it was too warm for her to wear it!) I made the korkers too. Not sure you can tell - the jeans have bling fairy dust going down the leg by Tink. She really liked it (can't quite tell from the pictures!!) She wanted to try it on right away, and my SIL had a hard time getting it off her that night!) Of course I decided to make the dres for bitty baby at the last minute!!
Now all I need to do is make another set for DD!!
Thanks to this thread I have been inspired to learn how to sew even though I have no kids to sew for 
I know this thread is called the "KIDS Disney boutique/custom clothes" but I am a kid at heart, a Disney fan and everyone here has made me feel very welome, you guys are great 
The outfit is for me to wear to WDW the top is a modified Simplicity 4176 view c and the bottoms are capri jeans that I cut the upturned cuff off of it and then added the ruffles to 
Well, here is the complete tinkerbell outfit Of course I decided to make the dres for bitty baby at the last minute!!
So exactly how does this work again? How do you make and bake korkers? Do you have a website....uh oh...I know...go check TeresaJoy's bookmarks right???When I first saw that picture I thought "wow, she CASED Leslie perfectly!" Then I realized it was you that posted and decided it was time for my morning coffee!!!
Well you could do that or add it to the peasant shirt near the top????I want to thank everyone for their suggestions. My daughter loves the idea of adding the bling skull & cross bones. But where would you add it to? The skirt? The corset?
Well you could do that or add it to the peasant shirt near the top????
