A little while back I followed a link at Jewels' blog "Eyes of Wonder", I believe it was, to this peasant top tutorial: http://indietutes.blogspot.com/2007/07/peasant-blouse.html. I just followed the basic principles in the tutorial and made it longer and A-line for a nightie, but it looks like you can even buy patterns from her etsy site. :)
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Such an inviting morning house! Love the peasant nightie--it turned out just right, didn't it?Do kiss the back of that little neck for Mimi, OK?
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She looks adorable :~)
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Lady M
I'm always amazed at how your precious Greta reminds me of my just-turned-1yo. Such a precious age. The nighties are adorable too!
ReplyDeleteLook at the unbelievable sweetness! I LOVE the nighty! What a wonderful idea.
ReplyDeleteI love the sunrise through the olive oil, too! Domestic beauty.
Pretty pics, once again!
ReplyDeleteLove the nightgown, looks warm and cozy!
I love the little night gown! Her hair is getting so long and curly! I love her little neck and toes. So squishy. :)
ReplyDeletePlease, please, please - where did you find the pattern for the adorable nightie? Thank you!
ReplyDeleteA little while back I followed a link at Jewels' blog "Eyes of Wonder", I believe it was, to this peasant top tutorial: http://indietutes.blogspot.com/2007/07/peasant-blouse.html. I just followed the basic principles in the tutorial and made it longer and A-line for a nightie, but it looks like you can even buy patterns from her etsy site. :)
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