While I missed the official testing window for Flossie Potter's 1970s First Formal, I had a spare evening and a couple fat quarters in shades of yellow and gold.
So I decided to try out the pattern. The instructions indicated it could be something I could whip together in a single evening. And it was.
To finish off the look, I cut some of my leftovers and created a fabric headband.
Watch for pictures of the look on Flickr and sewdolledup.blogspot.com.
And check out Pixie Faire to get the pattern and make this yourself.
Wednesday, October 28, 2015
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Edwardian Style Dress
So I've taken a little break from designing looks to participate in the Pixie Faire pattern testing group.
I can't provide a lot of details at this time, but let's just say Crabapples Botique is working on a new Edwardian dress for the American Girl Doll. See a hint on their Facebook page.
Edwardian is that window between 1901 and 1910. This covers American Girl Samantha and ends just before American Girl Rebecca.
I chose a mint green crinkle satin with white lace for my test.
Watch SewDolledUp.blogspot.com for the pictures to load after the pattern moves out of the testing phase.
Watch Pixie Faire for the Crabapple Afternoon Tea pattern to make it yourself.
I can't provide a lot of details at this time, but let's just say Crabapples Botique is working on a new Edwardian dress for the American Girl Doll. See a hint on their Facebook page.
Edwardian is that window between 1901 and 1910. This covers American Girl Samantha and ends just before American Girl Rebecca.
I chose a mint green crinkle satin with white lace for my test.
Watch SewDolledUp.blogspot.com for the pictures to load after the pattern moves out of the testing phase.
Watch Pixie Faire for the Crabapple Afternoon Tea pattern to make it yourself.
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