I tried to use three main colors so many of the pieces would be interchangeable. As you can see, I used purple, pink, teal, and zebra as my focus colors/prints.
I also tried to keep my designs very "playable". I want my daughter to be able to run, jump, and play until her hearts content at school.
The collection |
I want to highlight some of my favorites from the group.
I loved these jeans. The name of the denim is rockstar blue and I think they are super cool. You can't see them very well because they are so dark, but trust me, they are nice. I machine embroidered little flames by the front pockets.
I think this shirt is lots of fun. I made the hair and eye color of the girl match my daughters. The texts says "Because I'm Awesome"
This is a Creating Kids Couture pattern and one of the few patterns I used that were not my own. It is just too easy to pass up as it all is a bunch of rectangles. How peace signs are still in style, I don't know, but Abi loves it.
Here is another favorite. It is a silky dolmen shirt with a small placket at the neckline. I made the placket off center for fun and Abi had the brilliant idea of bow buttons. I think it makes the animal print very girl appropriate.
This is what she chose to wear for the first day of school. It is the peacock shirt and a skirt made of pre-ruffled fabric in a zebra print.
I still have lots of fabric and ideas running around my head, but I need to do some sewing for the boy and that will come next. I can always add to her wardrobe during the year. That way she has fresh new pieces and I can keep up with any major growth spurts.
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For more pictures, check out my flickr page @ http://www.flickr.com/photos/major_moma/sets/72157630817316608/
These are all really cute. Your daughter looks so happy :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Karen. It can be challenging sewing for an 8 year old, but yes, I think we had success. (BTW, I love your blog.)
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