I had some leftover flannel, found a cute 1950's pattern at Lanetz Living, and stitched up some vintage nightgowns for the girls.
These nighties are tweaked a little since my leftover fabric was not quite long enough. I added ruffles to the hems with some extra pieces after cutting, to make them longer.
10 comments:
SO cute! I just found a vintage nightgown- a Victorian one- and my 10 yr. old is wearing it now!
love the vintage!
they just don't make them like that anymore do they-----
I need to make one for myself!
Simply amazing!!! :)
The nightgowns are adorable
and your little girls are so
precious....what blessings!!!
Love in Christ,
Jen
And aren't the girls so proud of their new nighties!
(Do I recognize that pink plaid?)
Very sweet! We may have to invest in a serger soon, huh?
Love you all!
So very sweet... the nightgowns and especially your little girls. Just like the poem Sugar and Spice and everything nice... that's what little girls are made of.
You are just a treasure! I took home economics years ago and sewed a few really catastrophic creations. You are a whiz and your daughters are so lucky. What darling little nightdresses!
Kat
Darling nighties, darling girls!
How adorable! I wish I had your talent for whipping up fabric masterpieces... it takes forever for me to finish any crafty project.
Michele,
Those are the sweetest nighties I have EVER seen!!
You did a superb job!
Too stinkin' cute! We need to hang out more, so some of your domesticness (i know that's not really a word) will rub off on me!
Your girls are adorable and so are the nightgowns!
Blessings,
Pam
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