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This is a great idea for a dress! I love that it can be worn anywhere!
Thanks Christie!! We had to “sew smart” for our trip . . .b/c the outfits were going to end up as the girls’ summer clothes!
My girls would both love this dress! I remember when we went to DisneyWorld, they were so excited to meet Anna and Elsa. We waited in that line for 90 minutes! Lol – but just like everything else Disney, it was magical.
But, of course it was magical! That’s Disney!! Personally, we wish our nieces would prefer Anna over Elsa . . .but the magic and sparkles woo them. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME!
How cute! The pocket-turned-tulip is very clever! I like the stitched outline around the paint too.
Just a tad of “embroidery” . . . that’s all we had time for!!
I love everything about this, especially the adorable model! I’m about to cut out my first ice cream dress which is also my first Oliver + S pattern. I’d like to add piping to the yoke seam as you did here and wondered if you had any tips or advice. I’ve added piping once before on the Geranium dress by Rae but the back yoke was different.
Thanks! I’m so glad I found your blog!!