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Dec
15
Are you wondering what my aunts have sewn for me this time??
Well . . . If you’ve followed along on the blog for some time, you know that each Fall {cough, cough . . . “Football Season”} requires a bit of thought process and careful planning to create a perfect “Fall Fabric Attire” for the girls {past creations seen HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE}.
In-state football rivalries in the South will do that to you!
But, we don’t really like the blaring / in-your-face look of “CHECK OUT MY FAVORITE TEAM” attire.
Instead, we prefer a stealth / incognito sort of attire. One that is classy / stylish, and would get compliments from any fan base around.
So, here we are . . . presenting: EA’s FALL FABRIC ATTIRE 2015.
We sewed an Oliver + S, Sailboat Top and Shwin Designs, Lovely Rita Skinnies for EA.
The Sailboat Top is a perfect pattern for fall or spring, while the Lovely Rita Skinnies transition well into the winter months.
She was a fan! Even though it wasn’t a dress . . .
And, although “our team” didn’t come out victorious this season for in-state bragging rights, this outfit was a winner!
So, we’ll take it!
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That is a fun outfit! The orange and blue really pop together. =)
I’m none the wiser as to even which sport you’re talking about, let alone which team, but what a CUTE outfit.
I love that top pattern and paired with jeans it’s such a great combo. Winner!
Count your blessings, count your blessings . . . . :). The jeans are already fading at the knees she’s worn them soooo much . . .
So cute! Is the stripe fabric knit or woven? I made one woven top and my little girl couldn’t get it on or off. What’s your trick?
The stripe is a woven, and our niece is PARANOID about anything “fitted” going over her head. This one required a little wiggling, but went on without a “come apart!”