My four-year-old “designed” this outfit, telling me what she wanted and choosing the fabrics. I drew it out for her and she made changes. I tried to talk her into making the pants from a different fabric, but she wanted flowers. I am kind of afraid of matching things, likely due to my fashion blunders in high school. Anyway, this outfit made me think that I could make an entire summer wardrobe from one vintage sheet. Depression-era sewing. I winged it on the top, but used the pattern pieces from Burda 9843 (view D) for the pants.
That’s adorable. I love that print (it’s hard to find really nice ones!), and I can totally see my daughter picking it out too, and insisting on flowery pants. Little girls, you gotta love ’em!
Oh, super cute!
I think my little girl would love those too. Everything with flowers. Everything with pink. On the other hand, she likes almost everything. Especially the things I make her. I’m enjoying that very much, as long as that lasts 😉
“A” for ADORABLE!
I’m impressed. I like the print, too. Winging the top seems harder than winging the bottom but then again maybe not…..
Super Cute! What a great sheet too! Your 4 year old is quite the designer 😉
Oh my, that is so sweet! What a fabulous pattern, and I LOVE that she wanted to make matching pants. 🙂 Just adorable- well done!
love this, so cute! a budding designer!
I love it! Your budding designer did a great job…and she’s lucky to have a mommy who can execute her concept so nicely.
Absolutely adorable! I love the vintage sheets, but the fitted sheets won’t fit my mattress. 🙂
this turned out really cute. Love it!
This is such a great outfit! I think I need to go and find some vintage sheets.
So Cute!
what a beautiful outfit!!!
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