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Seasonal Dresses!

A friend needed a new dress or two, and sent a photo.

I decided to put a seasonal spin on the photo, to see if they would work for her. I made the first one (using a separate tee pattern and skirt pattern, couldn't find one with both together) and found that the Tee was too long, so I had to pull it apart and fix it. In the winter seasonal dress (green top) the 2nd and 3rd tier of the skirt are the suggested sizes, cut out just as the pattern shows, but they are the 2nd and 3rd tier, it was too long to include the first tier. in the fall seasonal, (gold top) I changed the pattern lengths to get all three tiers in.

Once completed, I realized a belt was important to make it look finished, so I made one, that was reversible, to give a little different look. I think they turned out very well (photos taken prior to hand sewing down the neck facing, sorry.)

First Attempt, tee too long	Ripped it apart, tee better length	Needed it in more colors
It needs a reversible belt!	The other side of the belt	Seasonal belt in just red
Belt with holiday appeal

Clothing Protectors (bibs)

They look like shirts, but they aren't, they are worn over shirts, to protect clothes from anything that might drip. They are 'Bob's Bibs'. They pull on over the head, have no back, but when looking at someone they aren't an embarrassing bib look at all!

Once this stage is completed, you can add plastic wrap to the back or front (that wrap that sticks to the bowl will stick to the fabric) for extra protection. To see how I made this, pop over to  my How-To pages.

Golf-style collared shirt

Tee shirt style shirt

Button-down collared

Tee shirt style again

Halloween Kitchen Towels

My sister and I just started on these. An early holiday gift, that will be going out immediately to all the family.

Some of them have the reverse side decorated, but they are all decorative kitchen towels. For those with shoes, one side of the shoes are black, the other side are ruby slippers (or gold elfin shoes, both of which take some time to create.)

We are on to the Christmas decorations next, and then all the towels will go in the mail, so everyone can be decorated for all the holidays.

Ruby slippers and pumpkins	The back of image number 1	Smaller strip Ruby and pumpkins	The back of image number 3
The back of ruby and autumn	Ruby slippers and autumn

Day 2, Tina and I have been busy! One on designs, the other doing the sewing, to get a different spin on some of these (these do not have reverse side finishing):

Tan towel with leaves falling	Black towel - leaves along bottom	This is the back of the red apron
Red towel with apron and bows	Tan with border and leaves	Black towel with decorated apron

    And More!!

A witch with ghosts and slippers

An elf

Those cute elf shoes

An Autumn Witch

And we just keep making more! There are lots of supply's still available for us to continue!

Blue towel and snow scene	Red towel with decorated apron	An Autumn towel	A girl elf
Poinsettias	Tan towel with autumn	Tan towel with pumpkins	Angels on Blue
Autumn Feel	Elfin Shirt with bells	Elf dress	Another Girl Elf
And another girl elf	Spiders	A witch with spider decorations	Blue with Tree scene
Black - orange and silver leaves	Green - orange and silver leaves	Blue with silver leaves	Red with blue snow design
Blue with snow scene	Tan with silver leaves	Green with orange and gold leaves