Showing posts with label ice cream dress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ice cream dress. Show all posts

Sunday, November 3, 2013

Backpack and Dress

There are so, so many things I haven't shown you. 
Way back at the beginning of this year, I had a request for a backpack. 
FYI - I am now a licensed seller of  Made By Rae Toddler backpacks. 
I gave her a few choices and this was the combo she liked. The fabric is Chocolate Lollipop Pink by Anna Maria Horner. The piping is Kona Cotton in corn yellow. 


I really like the way it turned out. 
This dress. 
I found some gorgeous linen on clearance at Joann. There was just enough to make up the Ice Cream dress by Oliver & S patterns for Bella. I bought it without Jess knowing. She pinned this dress about the same time. You can't see it much in these pictures but the neck and pocket facings are almost the same color as the inspiration dress. I actually had it in my stash! Of course, Miss Bella has grown so much in the last few months, it's now more of a top on her.
Maybe one day, she will enjoy modelling for us.....

Monday, February 27, 2012

Ice Cream Dress

Oh dear, I'd forgotten how fun it is to sew little dresses. This Nicey Jane fabric used to be the bumper pads Jessica made for Micah's crib. I love reusing stuff, don't you? Jess picked the Oliver & S Ice Cream Dress. The fabric was a little less than eighteen inches across so I could only make a 6 - 12 month size. The solid is from Joann's. 
After seeing a version with a rounded collar, Jess decided that was the look she wanted. The button adds a bit of interest. Both the front and the closure button were some I had in my stash. They don't match but they coordinate with the fabric in a fun way.

 I added the bias trim to try and distract from the not so well matched strip I had to add to make it long enough.... 
I kinda love it.

Monday, June 27, 2011

Ice Cream Dress

I wanted a gift for a young friend and decided on the Ice Cream Dress. It's the first time I've used this pattern. I love Oliver + S patterns and this one is no exception. 
 The fabric is Fleur d'Paris for Henry Glass.


I hope she likes it!