Here is a little girl who did not want to pose for a photo.
And here is the shirt I asked her to pose in.
And here is the shirt I asked her to pose in.
I've been itching to give the 90 minute shirt a go since I saw the tutorial posted over at Dana's blog during February, and I am very pleased with the result. What a great and easy tutorial! This shirt was a pilot to check my pattern draft and uses thrifted materials from the op shop.
The first time through, this shirt will take you longer than 90 minutes, but after you've made up your pattern, and have fabric ready to go, I really do believe it is an hour and a half job. I don't have an overlocker/serger, so left my edges raw. Wouldn't this style be cute as a pair of PJ's with some flannel pants? Hmmm. Maybe I will do just that.
If you're wondering, I relieved her of her misery after 3 photos.
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Awww what a cutie...Great shirt, I may have to check that out...
ReplyDeleteShe is adorable!
ReplyDeleteLove the fabric you've used here!
It's fabulous. It looks really comfy, I'd like one in my size.
ReplyDeletetoo cute! looks very cosy, perfect for pjs!
ReplyDeleteLove the shirt, great fabric.
ReplyDeletethe shirt is great and miss e still looks gorgeous, even when grumpy! i think PJ's set would be cool! xx
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ReplyDeleteLove that top! Mum sized PJ's please!
And lovely to see that other models are as "enthusiastic" as mine!
Cheers
Jenny
PS thanks for visiting!
the fabric is fab and from a op shop i love it!!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I might have to check that one out. My poppet seems to go through so meany clothes now! Bravo to you for getting her to sit still long enough to take the photo :)
ReplyDeleteThat is such a cool top, love your wee ones expression in the first photo as well - classic!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteI have been itching to try it too, always pleased to see a non-serged/over-locked success! Because that is what mine will look like too! I hope x
ReplyDeleteVery cute. I have some old T-shirts I want to turn into PJ tops and some flannel sheets to refashion into PJ bottoms. This top pattern is perfect. thank you! Off to check it out now.
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