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A dress for a 9 month old little girl and dungarees for her twin brother – both living in New York with their beautiful mommy.
The dress is 145 from Burda Mag 07/12. The dungarees are a Burda shop bought pattern.
I did some creative working out to fully line the dress in cotton lawn. It’s officially the teeniest thing I’ve ever worked on!
Material Notes
White cotton embroidered in navy, navy cotton for the Peter Pan collar, cotton lace on the lawn cotton lining.
Navy cotton drill for the dungarees
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May 15, 2013, 11.53 AMby pauline alice
I love your version of the little girl’s dress. And her brother is not at rest. They will both be very well-dresses New-Yorkers. Well done!
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May 15, 2013, 06.53 PMby Debbie Allingham
Thank you so much :) Out of the same fabric I got these outfits, a dress for me and a tunic for the cousin of the twin babies! That’s some economy, even for me. x
Sep 9, 2012, 08.48 AMby Mary Athey
you did a fab job on these. i love how you used a bit of the dress fabric into the boys dungarees. x
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Sep 9, 2012, 10.15 AMby Debbie Allingham
thanks Mary :) No more clothes out of this fabric – I promise!!! Even I’m bored of seeing it now. I must get all my projects on here – I’m way behind!