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21.3.10
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21.3.10 | 
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Nancy Brumfield
I am sooo lucky to have a little girl that loves dresses. Because I love to see my little princess all frilled up!!! This dress I made from a New Look pattern was plain so I needed to give it a little frill. Not overkill just a little femininity added to it. (By the way I like frilly overkill on my princess) I love. LOVE, love how it turned out!!!! And so did Aiyanna. She cried when we got home from church and she had to take it off. How sweet is that?
So all I did was add some tulle to the bottom of the lining making sure it was long enough to peek out.
It really does makes a big difference!!!
Do you want a tutorial for adding the tulle or do you already know how to do it???
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So so pretty! I love it.
I was wondering what kind of tulle it is and if it turned out machine washable? It looks so pretty!
love it! I would love a tutorial, I have never added tulle to the bottom. It's always nice to have a reference when you are tying something new. amy
Wow that really does make a big difference. Cute dress and cute girl :) Thanks for joining in the party!
Aww... she is adorable! And that dress is just precious. It really did make a big difference! :)
~Jennifer
www.studiojru.com
Gorgeous dress!!!! Love pink and brown together. :)
oh, that is way prettier! i heart brown + pink! and i love her shot beside the tree and by the lake.
What a pretty little dress! I love the tulle.
Love the tulle!! Thanks for linking @Creative Itch's "Sew Cute Tuesday"!!
How cute!! I loved sewing for my daughters but they grew up.. by the age of 11 they would no longer wear, as they called it, 'home made clothes'.. they wanted 'mall clothes'...lol
Enjoy while they are young!
Sandy
http://thewondersofdoing.blogspot.com/
That is SO cute! I love tulle and this is a great way to use it - Adorable!
Thanks for linking at Lucky Star Lane
What a pretty dress! I miss sewing clothes for my 3 girls-my baby just turned 21! Enjoy it while you can!
This is adorable! Love the colors and I especially love the tulle.
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Thanks!
Such a cute skirt. You are so talented!!!
Thanks so much for linking up to my party!
XOOX
Jen
Such a great idea and so easy to do. I'm featuring you at tomorrows Penny Pinching Party so stop by and grab an "I Was Featured" button if you don't already have one.
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