An's patterns are so beautiful! very clean and nice designs, very well explained instructions, lots of photos...it's impossible to get lost and best of all: everything fits perfectly, all pieces match to perfection so pleasant sewing experience is guaranteed. Sizes go from 1 year to 10 years old, and you have many, many options to sew completely different tops or dresses for only $8! Just to learn how to install an invisible zipper to a fully lined bodice it's worth the price. But, don't worry! if you're afraid of zippers you can try the buttoned crossed back.
Here is my girl's new top. I chose to sew the crossed back top. I fell in love with it the very first time An posted a picture of it in her blog.
I used a white textured gauze, that had to be a top for myself, but happened to be the perfect fabric for this top ;)
To complete the outfit I also sewed some shorts in a solid green fabric that happened to be the perfect shade of green to match with the top!
and a hair bow in the same fabric I used for the top
You can find the pattern to make the bow -it's a free pattern by Oliver +S!- HERE
and they're so cute, so easy to make and use so little fabric that I couldn't help myself and added two more of them to the sides of the cuffs of the shorts
By the way, the patterns for the shorts is a free one too: The anyday banded shorts by Create and delegate. It comes in sizes 2 to 5, but you can easily adjust the pattern to make a bigger size as I did.
But, As I told you, my daughter loooooooves this top, so I had to make another one! This time an sleeveless version. It's VERY hot here at summer, we can easily reach 30-35ºC (85-95 ºF) so lighter clothing is a must during the sunny hours!
I'm sure it will get lots of use!
Thank you An for having me as a tester!
Looks very nice.
ResponEliminaThe shorts are sooo cute!
The sleeveless version looks awesome!
ResponEliminaMae
Super cute. Love both tops!
ResponEliminaIt's true, the gauze is the perfect fabric for that top! I love the combination with the shorts. and actually, a matching hairbow was also on my to-do-list...
ResponEliminaThe sleeveless version is really beautiful too!
Both tops are so lovely. I love the white and green gauze fabric.
ResponEliminaLove the sleeveless version!
ResponEliminaThis is my first time visiting your blog, it's nice to meet you :)
ResponEliminaI am sewing some of those bow hair ties very soon!
Lovely tops!
ResponEliminaBoth tops look so adorable, Maria! Gauze is really my favorite fabric for these kinds of garments. Thank you so much for all your help and support as a pattern tester - I couldn't do it without all your detailed feedback!
ResponEliminaLovely tops, and lovely princess!! Both look just great!
ResponElimina