I am currently tutoring a First Grader who is reading at a Level B. I started making books about her life, and it has really made a difference in her attitude and interest.
Here is one of the latest: Skyler's Hats
I am currently tutoring a First Grader who is reading at a Level B. I started making books about her life, and it has really made a difference in her attitude and interest.
Here is one of the latest: Skyler's Hats
I can see why one of the Pantone colors of the year is a bright sunny yellow. It's one of those colors that reminds you of growing things and summer.
So when I saw this labeled parts of a bee panel, I just had to buy it to make a fun summer outfit for my grandson.
I have been experimenting with the "Story" pattern from the Project Run and Play collection. This time I again created the color blocked front yoke on the top front. The placement of the yoke allows me to center the hipster bunny in just the right place.
I love the little cap sleeve I used, instead of the long sleeve.
The pattern does feature a sweet little curved neckline that I quite like! My granddaughter does not like hoods, and so many patterns now days feature hoods instead of a curved neckline.
I used my coverstitch sewing machine to sew two lines of topstitching. This topstitching keeps the neckline flat and is a fun design element too. As you can see, I reduced the width of the neckline ribbing a lot. I wanted just a hint of the aqua blue....
I centered a bunny on each of the back pockets.
I hope you enjoyed see my "One of a Kind" creation.
Smiles,
Deborah
This top started with "The Story" pattern from the
Project Run and Play Library.
I created a coordinated outfit out of soft bamboo and cotton knit for my
be-you-ti-ful granddaughter.
It's so soft and fluid that I know she will
enjoy wearing it.
I like to try new sewing techniques.
It's part of my personal style... a willingness to try new ideas.
So when I saw this technique featured on a Project Run Play Sewing Challenge, I knew that one day I would give it a try.
Deborah