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Mar
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Sewing for Disney: Sleeping Beauty


During our 1st round of Sewing for Disney, we asked the question: What character would you like to see represented . . . if we were to sew more “Sewing for Disney” garments?

One answer received: Sleeping Beauty

Sewing for Disney: Sleeping Beauty, Ariel, Cinderella

That’s tough!

The character with the least screen time of any Disney princess. . .

The one that is represented by a color scheme (PINK!) that we just aren’t that crazy about. . .

Sewing for Disney: Sleeping Beauty

The one whose peasant outfit consisted primarily of brown and black . . .Ummm. Okay.

Sewing for Disney: Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Ariel

We simply put that request / suggestion aside.

Sewing for Disney: Sleeping Beauty, Ariel, Cinderella

Until . . .

We asked the girls to rank Disney characters by preference of having a garment made.

Sewing for Disney: Ariel, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty

And, lo and behold, CL requested none other than – AURORA!

Alrighty then. Here we go!

Sewing for Disney: Sleeping Beauty

We sewed an Oliver + S, Ice Cream Dress (size 6). This pattern seems to be a “go to” for “Sewing for Disney.” It’s such a blank slate! This makes the fourth one sewn in the series. Check out Anna, Belle, and Slinky Dog Dash for more fun with the Oliver + S, Ice Cream Dress.

SPOILER ALERT! It won’t be the final one though . . .

Sewing for Disney: Sleeping Beauty, Ariel, Cinderella

We used 2 shades of pink – a light pink fabric for the main part of the dress and an additional hot pink “color blocking.”

Sewing for Disney: Sleeping Beauty and Ariel

Then, to spice it up, we added an oversized spinning wheel to the front, right side of the dress – crossing it over the side seam and wrapping it toward the back of the dress.

Sewing for Disney: Sleeping Beauty

You can’t go wrong with a little Liberty!

So, we added just that . . Liberty Phoebe (pink).

Sewing for Disney: Sleeping Beauty, Ariel, Cinderella

What do you think? Does it scream “Sleeping Beauty” enough for you?? Or would you prefer flying to Neverland than sewing a dress like this?

In the meantime, if you missed some of our previous posts, check out Ariel and Cinderella!



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Jenny
2 yearss ago


I’m glad you’re back to posting these. They’ve been my favorite of your projects for years.

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Lightning McStitch
2 yearss ago


Finger pricking good!!
Always love seeing your sewing, and the “normality” of a Sewing For Disney series is like a soothing balm. Xx

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designdreamer
2 yearss ago


I’ve been following you since your oldest niece was a baby, and I think you do FABULOUS stuff! But!!! I haven’t visited in awhile, and I’d like to go back to where I left off, and I’m frustrated that there doesn’t seem to be ANY way to do that on your blog. Why no sidebar (with months/years) with a way to get to previous posts? Or even a button to get to previous posts at the bottom of a post? Very frustrating.

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    FrancesSuzanne
    2 yearss ago


    We are thrilled you enjoy seeing our creations, but hate that it has caused you some frustration. There are a few ways to maneuver through old content. On our main page (francessuzanne.com), click on blog – dropdown to Frances Suzanne. There, you will see recent posts but at the bottom of the page, you may click on “next” to go to past posts. There is also a calendar on the right side of each post (titled “oldies but goodies” that will take you to a particular year or month you are interested in. We hope that helps in the future, but don’t hesitate to ask if you still experience difficulties.

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