
Today was party day at school. Most of the kids wore their frilly Easter dresses and fancy shoes. I'm not big on Violet wearing fancy shoes or a fancy dress to school. They run around outside twice a day and I know what her tennis shoes look like after she's been playing on the mulch filled playground.
So I tried on the cotton dress I made last August and it finally fit. She wore leggings and her pink converse and looked super cute. I made her a matching headband a while ago too. I added the pink buttons to her sweater.
So she wasn't overly frilly like the other girls, but she never is really, and she still looked very springy.


1 comment:
Glad to see my old patterns are getting another use. Actually, If I'm not mistaken, that pattern originally belonged to your grandmother. I think she may have made a dress or two out of that for Beth Ann. And, check out the price on the pattern, 60 cents. That alone tells me I wasn't the one who originally bought it for you children. By the time I started sewing for you and Karen they were over a dollar.
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