So...I'd actually kind of forgotten that I needed to take photos of the Figgy's Ayashe top I made a few months ago. I kept hoping I'd get the skirt done first but that hasn't happened just yet. Unfortunately, because I didn't have tons of fabric, I ended up making the top a size smaller than the kiddo really needed. I only had enough for a size 2/3 and while it fits now, it won't for much longer. When I saw Anna's post sharing the Ayashe outfits she made for her girls I was reminded I needed to whip the camera out before the top I made was outgrown.
I really, really love how this turned out! All the little details in the pattern add up to a 'store bought' looking garment. It was challenging for me as I've generally stuck to super simple patterns when it comes to sewing clothing but I learned lots during this project and look forward to making a short sleeved summer version. The pattern includes several different options which I think is cool.
*fabric: Liberty of London {voile, I'm guessing} which my friend Lyann brought back from a trip to England.
*instead of threading elastic through casings for the sleeves, I just sewed a few rows of elastic thread.
Anyone working on any fun projects at the moment? Me, I'm still trying to get my stuff together for taxes. Schedule C, I hate you. I am squeezing a bit of sewing in here and there: working on one of these camera pouches for my mum and just got some fabric in the mail to make sofa throw pillow covers.
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Adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! Thank you V.
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The shirt looks wonderful, and the fabric is beautiful. I have that pattern in my "to do" stack!
ReplyDeleteLove how it turned out. The fabric and pattern make a great combo. BTW-I'm ditching the old lady print. What am I thinking, I don't have time to mess around!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so awesome and she is just the cutest! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful!! I'm loving the elastic thread idea...and thinking that, perhaps, I might add it to my Violet's "Easy Linen Shirt" sleeves...hmm, maybe i will have to discuss this with her... ;) That fabric is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteso, so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove this!!! And what a perfect little model!
ReplyDeletelove love love. beautiful job. I love the shirring on the sleeves, so pretty and I bet it's nice and soft too. I procrastinated on the skirt for so long too, so I don't blame you!
ReplyDeletewowza, that is beyond gorgeous!
ReplyDeletethis is drop dead gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteJust wonderful, and I love the way you did the sleeves.
ReplyDeleteThis is SOO CUTE!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is so adorable and she is growing so much! I love all these new children's patterns that are out now!
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