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So lovely as usual! I can’t believe how big she looks in these pictures! She’s growing up fast!
This is really lovely. I like this better than the gathered version
That is beautiful! I love the smocking on this dress. The colors along with the longer length and the eyelet trim really are fit for a princess. Lovely. =)
Love, love, love the smocking! The dress is gorgeous and fit for a princess.:)
Beautiful and classic…good job on the smocking!
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One of these days I’m going to get brave enough to try smocking. I’m just not sure when that day is going to be yet. The dress is so sweet.
Beautifully made.
I love the smocking and color choices beautiful as always!
Gorgeous! I just bought the pattern and can’t wait to make it. Don’t think I’ll try the smocking though!
I’m with your niece! The dress is absolutely gorgeous and I wouldn’t want to take it off either! Once again, you have enticed me to purchase a pattern I wasn’t going to get and really, truly, positively don’t need. Now I NEED that pattern! You brought the hidden beauty out of this. O+S should pay you to advertise their patterns. Every one of the ones I have, I purchased because of your beautiful interpretations of the designs. You are inspirations!
Oh Karen….you are too, too sweet {and completely made our day}!! Coming from someone who knows her heirloom, we take this as a huge compliment!!
Thanks everyone!! If only we could get this kind of response every time we sew for our niece….:)…. It was priceless!
[…] First up, we have Ashley and Emily with a light blue striped Garden Party Dress for spring. The bodice panel was pleated and smocked instead of gathered. More details about the modifications made to this dress and some close up photos of the smocking can be found on their blog. […]