I managed to finish Master 9's dressing gown last Thursday!
Yes, I actually finished it in one go; no leaving hems or hand sewing to be finished at a later date!
Whilst cutting it out, from the stash of polar fleece, I realised that I wouldn't quite have enough red so I added navy blue into the mix for the pockets, cuffs and belt.
As soon as Master 7 saw it, he said he had to have one too. Only problem is, the stash only has purple now......
And more red's and blue's for a custom order for 3 dolls, yet to be finished.We had a hectic ,but wonderful, weekend; friends for dinner Friday, parents stayed over Saturday and a beautiful "Slow Food Harvest lunch" in the local botanic gardens on Sunday. Bliss.
Kathryn. XX
9 comments:
You are one clever lady! Can you make me 3 please LOL
that looks wonderful! love the sign you made (last post) it looks to me taht you have captured exactly the feel that you wanted.
xxrosey
slow food harvest lunch sounds sooooo wonderful!
The cold nights are sure to set in soon,Your little man will be snug in that gown
Hey katherine...
such a cute dressing gown & i actually love the blue detailing...
Love the dolls as well..
It gets me...?? how do you sew..paint...look after kids...do dinners..etc..
what the hec do i do??? nuffin!!!!
xx andrea
What a great job you did with the dressing gown !
Purple is a terrific color! It will make a great dressing gown. Hooray for purple!
Love, love, love the darling dolls.
Both color looks just lovely.
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I think the blue trim looks great, breaks the red up a bit. Master 7 must be very happy with it. Yes I suppose you HAVE to make another one now, my kids are the same! Your dolls are super cute, take care, Maryann
Great robe and dolls. I love the fabrics!
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