hi, i'm maggie.

(like the rod stewart song)

i'm a millennial living in the bay area who loves dark beer, the environment, and sewing for the tiny humans in my life. more

baby take a bow

when we last left off with maya's dress it was in pretty good shape.

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normally I don't like formal styles on little kids, but the fairy tale dress from oliver + s is the exception that makes the rule. It really is a wonderfully drafted pattern with excellent instructions so even with a full lining and an invisible zipper it's a joy to sew.

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my version was sleeveless,

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with a scalloped hem,

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and french seams throughout.

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now that the other flower girl dresses were done it was time to decide on a sash for maya's dress that would incorporate the correct amount of green. I ended up going with the sash from view b of the pattern.

adding the bow to the already sewn dress was easy: I just removed the stitching at the bottom half of the sides of the main fabric (leaving the lining intact) and stitched in the sash.

to tie the bow I followed this tutorial and it turned out perfectly. 

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love,

aunt maggie 

 

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