lori123
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Thanks! I used McCalls 5370 (stitch n save) for the top yolk and the rest was my own. Well - I have used some YCMT patterns for skirts - I just changed it around for the top.cute what pattern do you use for the top?
How CUTE - I may have to get this pattern!!! I can't wait to try shirring - I have the elastic thread here - I just haven't tried it yet. I LOVE the pink and brown jumper - the fabrics you used look fantastic together! GREAT JOB!Okay, I've been sewing like crazy this weekendI finished DD10s Christmas outfit, made my first ever peasant top (yay, shirring rocks, thanks for teaching me!) And this outfit for DD2:
This is the portrait peasant dress from YCMT. You are right Heather, it was easy. I also used this pattern to make my other peasant top and just made the bodice longer (and I still need to add a ruffle on the bottom.) I was too scared to try the wonky YCMT peasant top pattern. Anyone looking to buy, I would recommend the portrait peasant dress pattern. You get the dress pattern, the rumba dress pattern, and you can easily convert it to just a top.
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And here is my first ever stripwork jumper! It was also pretty easy but don't look too closely at the ruffle on the bodice. Let's just say I learned and my next one will be better!
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Thanks! Glad you found your answer.I love this too! I'm curious, when you do the ruffles on the jeans like this (with three layers) are the bottom of the ruffles sewn to the top of the next or are they individual (so they could "flap")? I am wanting to try some like this but I wasn't sure how they were done. TIA!

Woohoo!Have a great timeThose outfits are sooooo adorable! The pics of the girls are really beautiful! We leave in 6 days.....wish we had those cute outfits and hair bows!![]()