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Jul
28
Don’t you just love it when you find a gem?
A treasure?
Something similar happened to us recently.
We LOVE, LOVE, LOVE what we discovered in THE BIN . . . waiting to be worn!
While it isn’t to say we wouldn’t do things differently now, Hanna’s Sundress {by Collars etc} is a perfect combination of summer, classic, and subtle beauty.
The color combination works so well for EA – a child that tans just by walking outside.
Still, we think EA favors the length most of all – since we don’t typically sew dresses for her quite that long . . .
It really doesn’t matter what is favored . . . or by whom. What matters is that we found another dress to fill a void in EA’s closet, and she loves it!
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Sew beautiful! What fabrics did you use and can you share where the machine embroidery came from?
Both fabrics were heavier weight linen . . . and if we were to sew it again, we would probably opt for a lighter-weight fabric. As for the embroidery, it is hand embroidery, and the template is a part of the Hanna Sundress pattern.
I adore it! I can’t believe you had it in the infamous bin! Julia would love that length as well….I’m sure it will fit EA for a long time!
YES! Long wearability is what we are hoping for!!
how big is your ‘bin’? You have some gems in there indeed! Such delicate colours
Sadly, there are only a few more garments left in it :(!! Why, oh why, did we not sew more when we “had the time”?!?!
Oh, that embroidery!! I love the delicate colors. It looks lovely on EA!
Thank you, Charity!! She truly adores the length . . .so, we’ll take it!
How absolutely gorgeous, and how I would love a bin like yours if it means finding such wonderful treasures inside!!
Thanks Emi! Now we only wish the bin were larger . . . .