Guess where I am today? I'm a creative guest over on U-Create! I'm so thrilled to be part of this amazing blog and was tickled to death when Kari invited me over. Today I am sharing a free pattern and tutorial for The Party Dress. This is the perfect special occasion dress for your little one in size 18 month through girls size 5.
Click HERE to view the tutorial!
I hope you'll head over there and check it out.
And if you have some extra time........I'd love to know what you think!!
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And if you have some extra time........I'd love to know what you think!!
I love it!!!!!! Beautiful and the tutorial looks really simple to follow. I can not WAIT to try it!!! Of course, that means I have to make time to do it, which is not so simple. Great job momma!
ReplyDeleteWhat a GREAT dress! Have to head on over to get the free tutorial! Thank you so much!! With Christmas around the corner and 2 little girls, I love to get my hands on as many dresses as possible :)
ReplyDeleteJust love it! I wanted to find a pattern just like this one for my baby girl's first birthday dress,I had the fabric just needed the pattern. I know what I am sewing this weekend! thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful dress!!! I have two boys but adore it. I also have to say I loved the men's Dopp kit! Your sewing is beautiful:)
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh Lindsay! You've been so busy! This dress is just beautiful and I love the fabrics you chose. The duponi silk is just gorgeous with that fabric. :)
ReplyDeleteSO excited about this dress. I need a Christmas dress for my daughter and this is perfect. I may also make a flower girl dress using this tutorial. Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteYhank you! It's so cute.I think it's going to be my daughter's christmas dress. Do you think the method explained here:
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would work for the bodice assembly? (of course, I would'nt stitch the bottom of the bodice .The part of the shoulders scares me a bit.
Yhank you! It's so cute.I think it's going to be my daughter's christmas dress. Do you think the method explained here:
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would work for the bodice assembly? (of course, I would'nt stitch the bottom of the bodice .The part of the shoulders scares me a bit.
love it - I will make this for my girls for Christmas :)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful dress! When my daughter saw it (she's 3), she said, "Oh, Mom, you gotta make one for me! It's soooo pretty!" She LOVES dresses!
ReplyDeleteUmmmmm, can we say gorgeous! Love it! I will be using this for a lot of years for gifts and for my own girls! Another fabulously beautiful tutorial my dear! Thanks for putting it all together for us and making it look so easy!
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely GORGEOUS dress. Thank you SO much for the tutorial and pattern. I just love the fabric you used also.
ReplyDeletePrecious she is and the dress truly is wonderful, have the time of your life with your babies, it really is so hard to make them look ugly, lucky you and her too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tutorial. This is my very first time visiting your blog and I love it!
ReplyDeleteCheers, Erika
Love, love, love this! I had just pulled out my dressy fabrics yesterday and was browsing patterns to make for Christmas dresses. I hope to sew this one soon. Thanks so much for the tutorial :-)
ReplyDeleteLindsay! THANK YOU!! This dress is beautiful!! BEYOND beautiful! I am seriously considering tackling it for my daughter's Christmas dress. I seriously don't need another project, and yet.....where in the mall am I going to get something that cute. (the answer is NO WHERE!) The fact that you were willing to share the pattern, and tutorial...well...you are just the bomb! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get that beautiful material??? Designer?
ReplyDeleteI made this dress on Sunday night, it came out great! I used cupcake fabric for my little girl's 1st birthday, thanks so much for thye tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThis is such an awesome tutorial! i think this will be the xmas dress for my girls, Only have to size up to a size 6 and 8 years... thanx for sharing,
ReplyDeleteMiranda
I absolutely love this dress! It is so precious! You look like me-loving to mix bright, fun, fabrics to make your sweet little ones clothes. Thanks for sharing!
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Hello!
ReplyDeleteI have made this dress using your tutorial. Thank you for your pointers too via email. Here is the link to the pictures:-
http://sertyan.blogspot.com
Hi Lindsay,
ReplyDeleteI found this tutorial link at All Free Sewing and am glad I did! I made this dress and added my own touches to it..vintage voile,tulle,satin and a vintage embroidered child's collar were the materials I used. Look for me at facebook for this dress and others I've made...just look for DibbleDabble1Dolls
Hi Lindsay,
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to say I made this dress for my 2 yr old for Christmas and I got lots of compliments on it and disbelief that I made it myself! I am NOT a good sewer, I can't follow a pattern but I sure was able to follow step by step directions with pictures. I actually did make a mistake or two but it is a very forgiving pattern so it turned out nice enough to wear to church and only I knew what I goofed up on. Thanks for the great tute!
I'm starting this project today and hoping to have a beautiful Easter dress for my two year old. I am a new seamstress, and am a little worried I'm biting off more than I can chew, but here's hoping! Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful pattern with us!
ReplyDeleteHi Lindsay..I just want to say I love this very much.Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI was just wondering if this dress could be made for older girls and maybe women. I love this dress. I'm also a beginner at sewing. Thanks and any help would be great.
ReplyDeletecould someone tell me which number is the length of the skirt and which is the width?
ReplyDeletethe bigger number of the skirt piece is the width and the smaller number is the length
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