Anybody been anxiously waiting for my Easter Dresses to be posted?
I have.
It will be good to check this off the list (a month too late). But I think I will drag it out and post a dress at a time, just for kicks.
The first dress, for the 5 year old, has actually been in my head for years. It suits her well.
I’m calling it “The Jane Austen” Dress. I’ve always been inspired by the dresses from her book’s era’s. Well, mostly from what I see on movies based on her books.
It’s a very feminine and simple dress, with simple details. Such as buttons all down her back. If you can’t tell from the pic, the fabric type is eyelet and it is lined with a white muslin.
Of course it has an empire waist line, with small gathers at the center, a simple scooped neckline, and puff sleeves.
I am hoping she will want a similar dress when she gets married some day in the far distant future.
It would make Jane Austen proud.
And her momma.
More to come!
So lovely! Your skills are superb and your kids looked adorable in their dresses. Thank heavens I had a sneak peek at church or I would be begging for your next posts to hurry along. 🙂
How lovely! The PERFECT Easter dress. Amazing job =)<br /><br />- Sarah<br /><a href="agirlintransit.blogspot.com" rel="nofollow">agirlintransit.blogspot.com</a>
What a gorgeous dress! So classic and pretty.:) I love that it buttons all the way up the back.
I also love those style of dresses and your little girl looks so beautiful in it. I LOVE the detail of the buttons in the back. You are so talented.
Love it, I want to make my own and then go lay in the garden and read!<br /><br /><br />marissa<br /><a href="http://raegunwear.blogspot.com/" rel="nofollow">http://raegunwear.blogspot.com</a>
Beautiful dress! 🙂
such a lovely dress ~ what pattern did you use?
fancy girl,looking as the same with a flower grews, well,flower girls styles at <a href="http://www.prettytailor.com/" rel="nofollow">http://www.prettytailor.com/</a>should be good demo tryings.again thx for the considerable interesting posting.