


This pear jacket modeled by Jess was a collaboration between Amy and I. She picked out the pear fabric and cut it all out. I picked out the polka dots on a separate occasion without thinking about the pears. She originally had a plain green for the lining and facing, but we both decided the dots were perfect. I think Jess looks adorable!


And finally, something for me. Amy likes to shop at Justice. Sometimes they have cute, modest items, usually not so much. While there a few weeks ago I found the white top on clearance and everything in the store was 40% off. I almost didn't buy it because I wasn't sure what to wear with it, but I did anyway. After several days of thinking, I had an idea of the look I wanted, something light and flowing, sort of. I've mentioned before that we have this great book Sew What Skirts. I was looking through it and discovered this layered skirt that I thought might work. So, off to Joann with my coupon to see what I could find. What I found was a printed dotted Swiss. It's very light weight and perfect for a double skirt. On another visit to Joann with another coupon I found the lace. When I went to see if the lace looked ok with the fabric, the fabric wasn't there, so I took a chance and bought what was left of it. I'm thankful I did that because after getting it on the skirt there's only about a foot left. Anyway, several days after getting home with the lace I held it up to the fabric and discovered that the roses on the lace match the roses on the skirt almost perfectly. I sent up a "thank you" prayer right then.


6 comments:
that's a GORGEOUS outfit, Ann! So very summery and sort of old-fashioned and sweet!
Love the doll projects . . .
I love your skirt and blouse -- so pretty and feminine.
All the doll outfits are precious.
Great combination of fabrics on the jacket. Amy and you make a great team.
You are very talented! Outfits for the dolls AND for the crafter! ;o) You did a wonderful job with all the doll outfits. Your skirt turned out wonderful! I hope to start sewing more clothing soon, for the same reason as your's....the lack of modesty in the stores.
I love the blouse! I makes a beautiful outfit.
Beautiful skirt and top! It's so nice to get modest, comfortable, and pretty all in one bundle.
I'm loving those doll clothes! Can't wait.
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