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The party dress is my favorite!
Thanks for including my t-shirt dress, Alice.
Thank you so much for linking up with Share With Me linky! These dresses all look fantastic, I will keep this post bookmarked as I am trying to learn how to use my new sewing machine for my daughter’s dresses someday. haha
Wow, such great ideas – I’ve got the party dress printed out and ready to go for my niece! (She’s 3, and she picked the fabric out herself, so I’m sure she will love it already!)
I love making clothes for my little one, too! Thanks for the great link at Craft Frenzy Friday!
My mum made loads of our clothes too as a child. Now she knits constantly for Potato and is always looking for new craft projects for him. I’m not too bad with a sewing machine, but sadly I just don’t have the free time at the moment to make anything for him.
Love this collection of dresses xx
#PoCoLo
I must show my Mum this post – she would LOVE it! Thank you for sharing with PoCoLo x
LOVE the retro pillowcase dress (the first one, without the sleeves) it’s so sweet! Mym Mum made all my clothes, not sure I really appreciated it though, I remember asking for “clothes with labels in” to be like my friends!! #PoCoLo
This is a great round-up of patterns. Thanks for linking up at Take it on Tuesday!
~ Betsy @ Romance on a dime
I might be able to do the pillowcase dress. Maybe.Thanks for posting. Hello from Treasure Box Tuesday.
It’s a great one to get started with Melissa and so useful for the summer. Do hope you give it a go.
Where do I get the pattern? Can’t seem to find where to click.