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June “Flip this Pattern”: Flipped Creation One


Lisa, from Mommy’s Apron Strings, is here to give you her “Flipped Creation”
for the E&E Bubble Pocket Shorts.
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Hi! I’m Lisa and I blog at Mommy’s Apron Strings. I was so excited to be invited to participate in “Flip This Pattern” by my super-talented friends Ashley and Emily. To be able to Flip a pattern as versatile and cute as the Elegance & Elephants Bubble Shorts was even better! In fact, I had already purchased the pattern the day it came out. I love that it has 2 options: classic or sailor style. I am a sucker for anything sailor, but for this Flip, I decided to make the classic style and add a favorite technique: smocking! I also made a matching pinafore to go with the bubble shorts. I am lucky to have a beautiful God-daughter to model for me. Ella is 5 months old and such a sweetie!

Just learning to sit up. I love the big bows on the sides of the pinafore.
  
 Here she is in the pinafore and shorts.
 The smocking on the top matches what’s on the shorts.
Nice and cool for a hot day- can you see them under the tummy?
Now that you’ve seen the cutie pie shots, here are the details:
The classic bubble shorts, size 6-12 months. Fabric is cotton. I added width to the pockets to allow enough fullness for smocking and I added the Swiss eyelet to the cuffs to match the pinafore.
Here’s the 3-D view! I like the contrast waistband lining.
 
 Just the pocket.
The pinafore is my own design (you may be seeing a pattern for this soon). It is open at the sides and has 2.buttons on the back yoke.
I added piping to the front and back yokes and around the neckline. It adds a pretty element.
The ties are a single layer with a narrow rolled hem.
…THE END!
Thank you Ashley & Emily for inviting me to “Flip This Pattern” and thanks to Heidi at Elegance & Elephants for such a darling pattern to work with!
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“Flip this Pattern” voting will begin on Friday, June 21 and run through Sunday, June 23.
Stay tuned for more “Flips” coming your way….every Thursday….between now and then!
And, in the meantime, link up your “Flipped Pattern” and be inspired by others sewing along!



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23 Comments



cathgrace
10 yearss ago


So, so cute, and so much work! Good job!

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Ajaire
10 yearss ago


This is so special. I love all the detailing! The colors are so pretty together too.

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Brianne Matlage
10 yearss ago


Thats so pretty! Very classic!

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OnceUpona Sew
10 yearss ago


Great outfit! Sweet details.

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Cindy
10 yearss ago


How adorable!

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Shaffer Sisters
10 yearss ago


What a great idea! I love the pinafore and the smocking! Oh my I am going to have to call my sisters. Simply beautiful!
with love,

-Jo

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AMCutler
10 yearss ago


Love the smocking! Great inspiration.

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Marta
10 yearss ago


Great flip Lisa!
I love the smocking work. I wish I had patience to make it…

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amy mayen
10 yearss ago


What a sweet little pinafore & shorts!! What a very cute little lady modeling them too:)

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Charity
10 yearss ago


How darling! Love the smocked pockets and the pinafore.

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Deb
10 yearss ago


Sweet little outfit and sweet little baby too!

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sallyavena
10 yearss ago


This outfit is just so darling! What a great job making it work for the younger/non mobile set! Well done.

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greendoodle
10 yearss ago


This is beautiful!

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Heidi
10 yearss ago


What a sweet outfit! And it’s easy to see the time & love that went into creating it!

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Jenny Jo
10 yearss ago


Lisa, I love your little pinafore! Everything is better with smocking, no?!

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Frances Suzanne
10 yearss ago


Way to kick the series off with your darling creation {and model}!!! Wonderful job, Lisa!

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Mie Brindle
10 yearss ago


The smocking…WOW! Well done!

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Karen
10 yearss ago


I love this look with those shorts! The smocking is the perfect touch! Bravo!!!

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MegSmocks
10 yearss ago


Very sweet! I have a different smocked version for my flip sitting on my sewing table. :-). Love your fabric choices and the pinafore is sweet as can be. Precious model too!

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thewardrobesurgeon
10 yearss ago


Hi, I love your blog so I’ve nominated you for an award. http://thewardrobesurgeon.wordpress.com/2013/06/08/the-liebster-award/

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Michelle
10 yearss ago


So, so sweet! The whole ensemble is just precious.

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nest full of eggs
10 yearss ago


so sweet :)

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Elisabeth Rose
10 yearss ago


Thank you, everyone!! It was really fun to make and I look forward to seeing some of your versions in the linky party!

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