Today I tried out my pint sized version of the grown-up peasant blouse...but I have to rename it if it's going on a child! So, here you have:
....the Banded Peasant Blouse! Or should it be bandit? It has the buttoned neck band with a small split opening.
For Baby's top, I skipped the contrast band, and did a fun decorative stitch along the hem.
I woke Baby from her nap and showed her the top. Once she was awake enough to be cognizant, she covered her mouth with her little hand and declared, "I NIKE it!" (translation: I LIKE it!)
The fabric is from Free Spirit, David Walker's Hopscotch line. Perfect for my girly-girl.
I'm still working out a few kinks, and will post the tutorial next week. Are you sewing anything for your kiddos this week?
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What a sweet top, especially the fabric)! Can't wait for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteLove the fabric and the top looks adorable on your little girl!
ReplyDeletewell summer has started hear in my country and i am sewing tops for my little girls i would love to make this shirt for them so please post the tute soon :) plz plz plz :)
ReplyDelete@iramI will be making another blouse for my older daughter, and hopefully will have a tutorial ready by next week. :)
ReplyDeleteI appreciate your interest!
Oh my, how sweet is that!
ReplyDeleteThe blouse is so adorable on your daughter, that David Walker line is precious.
That is too cute!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the fabric, and your daughter is so cute!
this came out so adorable!! I am in love with the fabric you used. Very well done, and the finishing stitches look fabulous!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet, Chris. I love that fabric. Like love so much that I'm ordering some ASAP. Can't wait for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteHow sweet! I love the neckline.
ReplyDeleteADORABLE, both the top and the girl!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute top! I will certainly be checking back for the tutorial. Your little girl is a perfect little model!
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