Tuto maxi dress à smocks - 20 petits doigts... Ma nièce (ou plutôt ma soeur) voulait une maxi dress, vous savez ces longues robes qui vont jusqu'aux chevilles.
Et comme j'avais envie de m'essayer aux smocks, j'ai fait du 2 en 1 !!!!!!! Il vous faut : du tissu léger (ici du voile de coton) du fil assorti de l'élastique Prendre les mesures du mannequin : Robe de fillette à partir d'un grand T-shirt (DIY) "Avant d'être une petite robe, j'étais un immense t-shirt!!
" Ne sachant pas comment le porter, je l'ai gardé en attendant d'avoir une idée couture intéressante... The Party Dress Free Pattern: Re-release! Today I’m excited to announce the re-release of the popular FREE Party Dress Pattern here on The Cottage Mama!
I have been busy working on lots of different projects (probably why the blog has been a little quiet lately), one of which is updating this free pattern. Pattern Description: The Party Dress is the ultimate classic dress. The feminine design is perfect for all ages and the big bow sash makes every little girl feel like a princess. The Party Dress can be dressed up and down depending on the fabric used. Simple Bow Tie Top. I'm so happy about how this turned out.
This is one of those projects that's been on my to do list forever and now that I finally got it done, I wish I had done it a long time ago. This is such a simple project. One of the easiest I've ever made. Don't have much sewing experience? Give this a go, I promise it's a piece of cake and any mistakes made are hardly noticeable because of the gather. Materials: 5/6 + yard knit & 1/3 yard silk, cotton, etc.
Summer Dress. Made this little dress yesterday for my five-year-old, just in time for the first day of summer.
I based the design on a Liberty of London for Target dress that we bought in the spring — a very simple pattern with elastic at the top and simple straps (without elastic). I used just a 1/2 yard of fabric so added the gingham bit at the bottom for length. This style could be shortened to make a quick and easy shirt as well. Tuto haut ou robe à bretelles nouées ! Junebug dress sew-along Part 1: pattern and pieces. And now for the Junebug dress tutorial/sew along.
(without much fanfare apparently) You’ll need: 1-2 yards of fabric, depending on child’s size. Robé d'été acidulée (tuto) Une nouvelle robe de p'tite cocotte!
Taille 4 ans (voire plus!) Ingrédients : - un joli débardeur H&M (taille 4 ans)- deux tissus assortisRecette : - couper* le débardeur 6 cm sous le dessous des manches.- couper* 2 rectangles 40 X 55 cm du premier tissu.- couper* 2 rectangles 12 X 90 cm du deuxième tissu. *Petite astuce : couper le tissu avec un cutter rotatif et un tapis de coupe, permettent une coupe nette et rapide! J'ai tout cousu à la surjeteuse pour des finitions nettes, mais très bien avec la machine à coudre. Le point " zig-zag fermé" (N°12) de ma machine est tout aussi bien! - Assembler les côtés de nos rectangles endroit contre endroit dans un premier temps afin d'obtenir de grands cercles. - Epingler le premier tissu endroit contre endroit avec le bas du débardeur. 1. . - Coudre.- Recommencer pour assembler le deuxième tissu au premier. 1. côtés 2. centrer 3. froncer et épingler 4. coudre La robe est presque terminée... Front Tie Spring Dress – {Great for all ages} Looking for the Stella & Dot $100 credit giveaway?
Scroll down or click here. I love spring and summer clothing after a long chilly winter. We definitely did not have a long cold winter here in Georgia like we were used to having in Idaho (sorry Idaho friends, I know you’re probably still freezing. Eek!) ……..but still, as cold as it wasn’t here, I love jumping into light and bright clothing when spring rolls around. Peasant Dress Costumes. Mary Abreu from Confessions of a Craft Addict, author of Little Girls, Big Style: Sew a Boutique Wardrobe from 4 Easy Patterns, is back with more costuming tips.
(Here’s her first post in the series: Costuming: Concept, Planning, Construction + More!) Mary is a true expert on all things related to costumes, from concept to creation. Mary’s back with more this weekend and on Monday, and you won’t want to miss any of it! One of the things I’ve always loved to do is hack the patterns I own to give them a new look. It satisfies both my thrifty nature and my desire to stretch my creativity. Robeasmocks. Re-purposing: Tshirt into Dress (or Top) with Braided Straps. Remember my last post?
Where I talked about passing by clearanced shirts at Wal-Mart and had to grab one to make a little dress with a braided collar for my baby girl? (Found here.) Well, the truth is, is that I bought 2 shirts. Both stripes. Both soft and light knit fabric. This dress is for my older daughter and is a bit different. And is completely made from a women’s size XXL jersey knit shirt (the bigger size you buy, the more fabric you get) from the stack of cheap-y knit Tshirts at Wal-Mart. The Color Block Dress {Free PDF Pattern 12m-6Y} So I made Abbey a dress, I made it with a bodice pattern I made ages ago.
You know when you are cleaning through piles of papers that have needed attention for quite sometime, and low and behold you come across a drafted pattern that was never made. Yeah I am pretty sure I have a few more of those. So I thought I would go ahead and make the bodice up, and I added a color blocked skirt to the bottom to finish it off. So, I thought I would go ahead and share the pattern with all of you. So the pattern is in sizes 12m-6years. The sleeve has cute little pleats, and I double pleated the sleeve (top and bottom) for a fun shape. So the pattern has not been tested in anyway, but I made one up and it came together fine.
Or Please do not share, copy or sell the pattern. I used about 1 yard of the purple and 1/2 yard of the white. 30 mn de devoirs de rentrée… FC_ROBEFILLEDHONNEUR. Celestial Dress DIY. Oh this is a fun project! My dress was prompted by the perfect timing of day one of the Kids Clothes Week Challenge and several remarkable glitter craft paints I received from Martha Stewart Crafts in conjunction with Michaels Craft Month.
I constructed a cap sleeve t-shirt dress on a simple neutral-toned cotton jersey and casually placed glittery circles of varying degrees of visual density using Martha’s foam pouncers to apply the paint. The effect of the very dense Martha Stewart Multi-Surface Glitter Craft Paint (Obsidian tone) was dazzling. Before the paint was dry, my daughter declared this her most favorite thing in the world and asked for several more just like it. Mini Mod Dress Tutorial and Free Pattern. We’re kicking off Monday with the Mini Mod Dress Tutorial from Kelly at Wild Wandering.
This cute number comes with a free pattern that you can customize for the perfect fit. Sew in elastic for a more fitted look, or lose the sleeves for hot summer days. Check out Kelly’s tutorials for bubble shorts for girls and a Papier Mache Deer Head for your home. Hear about her families many travels around the world and their adventures living in Paris here. Keep reading for the full Mini Mod Dress Tutorial after the jump…
Ivy Designs Dress Pattern Guest Giveaway. Do you have little girls in your life? Don't you just love little girl dress patterns? Yes. So do I. Today Ivy Designs is offering FOUR of their dress patterns to TWO separate readers! The Piper Pinafore dress featured above is aour basic pinafore pattern that works well with any of their appliqué designs. Their Montana Pinafore Dress also works well with any of their appliqué designs.♥ Sewing skill level: Advanced beginners to Intermediate ♥ PDF sewing pattern with step-by-step tutorial, including photos and illustrations. ♥ Their patterns are of a high standard - neat and precise computer illustrations. Their Scarlett Skirt featured above.
And their Henrietta Head Scarf featured above. Grosgrain Giveaways can be entered by any one of three ways.