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Wow- I always thought your photos were great, but I can tell the difference with the new camera. Of course, the most adorable girl models has nothing to do with it!
What a great idea!
How very clever and Mommy-conscious to make the romper two pieces! Very cute!
yay yay yay!!! I love your romper and it’s so fun to see vintage inspired looks come into play again!! I need to dig out some old pics of my childhood and play some more dress up with my EM!
Did you link up yet? Ya’ll better!!!
No, we hadn’t linked up …. Didn’t know if ‘faux rollers’ were allowable! Will try to add our creation tomorrow :).
That would be FAUX ROMPERS!!!
So, so sweet! I’m pretty sure I had a romper like that as a child too! Love it! I used to be anti-romper too because of the diaper/potty issues it creates, but then I came up with a method of adding snaps to existing shorts/romper patterns so I could enjoy the one-piece cuteness, but still have a user-friendly garment! I blogged about it if you ever want to give it a try
http://doublestitching.blogspot.com/2012/06/tutorial-adding-snaps-to-romper-or.html
Awesome! Thanks for the tutorial link…we had talked about doing a tutorial on something similar. Glad we don’t have to reinvent the wheel ….
So cute and great on the tutorial I understood it perfectly!!!! Thanks for sharing!!! Linda Lee
Hi girls! I’m extremely happy that i found you! Great website, I’m just feeling that I will use your tutorials often.