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Laura Ingalls
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A typical prairie dress with apron, chemise, bloomers, a play bonnet, and a Sunday dress bonnet. All of this was done by hand.
Material Notes
Calico, pink and cream cotton/polyester blend (?), blue and white ribbon, snaps, piping, lace, and elastic in the dress bonnet.
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May 7, 2008, 01.17 AMby lauriana
All hand sewing… I’m SO impressed!
May 6, 2008, 01.19 PMby maldrich
I didn’t have a machine when I made this… no hand sewing equaled no sewing for a long time…
May 6, 2008, 09.23 AMby reneebeth
I agree, great job with the hand-sewing! It makes me want to make a little flowery prairie dress to frolick in.
May 6, 2008, 09.12 AMby polychromatin
By hand? No machine sewing? Wow, it is really sweet and definitely an awesome job for hand-sewing!