Friday, January 31, 2014

Minnie Mouse Shirt Using Cricut Iron On Transfer Material

Today I'm showing you another fun craft that I made in preparation for our upcoming Disneyland trip.  You can see the DIY Belle Dress that I made for my oldest daughter here.


To make this cute Minnie shirt, you'll need:
First, size the image that you chose to fit your t shirt and print two copies (one for the head, one for the bow).

Next, cut your head out of the felt.  Following the instructions on the Heat and Bond package, transfer the Minnie head to your shirt.



Using a satin stitch or zig zag stitch on your sewing machine, sew all the way around Minnie's head.

Next, cut out the bow from your second template.  Holding it tightly against a piece of vinyl, cut the bow out.  Peel off the top film, then place on your Minnie.  Iron it on following the instructions that come with the vinyl.



For the name, you can either use your Cricut cutter and Disney cartridge/download OR size and print your child's name in Waltograph.  Place the letters on on top of the vinyl and cut them out using a craft knife.



Iron the letters on your shirt following the instructions on the vinyl packaging.



And there you have it!  A super cute, customized shirt for your Disney darling.  The best part - this shirt cost me about $5 total.  Disneyland cast members love to see unique Disney clothing, and even if you're not going to Disney any time soon, this is a great shirt for a Disney themed birthday party!

Don't forget to enter the AMAZING American Girl Doll and Wardrobe Giveaway by Monday!

Back by popular demand is another American Girl Doll & Wardrobe giveaway. Our first one was so successful that we've decided to make it a series. This second giveaway is Valentine's theme. This fabulous giveaway is brought to you by the following co-hosts, sponsors, & contributors~
1. Diana of Diana Rambles - Diana aka FreeStyleMama, the host of this giveaway, is a self-described creative crafty mama of 3 who blogs about food, crafts, family & fun. She also is a blog designer & seamstress.
2. Amy of SewsNBows - Amy is a fabric hoarder and sewing pattern collector who enjoys sewing children's clothing and accessories. Her beautiful creations are showcased on her blog.
3. Charlotte of Saving with Charlotte - Saving with Charlotte is family friendly and if it doesn't pass the grandma test, it doesn't get posted on my blog. Charlotte blogs about a variety of topics, including: Kids Crafts & Activities, DIY, Simple Household Solutions, Recipes, Misc. Deals & Promotions, Product Reviews, Free Samples, and Much More!
4. Linda of Crafts a la mode - Linda loves to make things.. crafts, DIY, even fun food.
5. Lisa of Crazy Adventures in Parenting - Lisa Douglas is an Army wife raising seven kids sharing humorous parental war-stories, yummy homemade family-friendly recipes, craft tutorials, hilarious family videos, and much more at CrazyAdventuresinParenting.com. Lisa's on a journey to savor every "small" moment, finding the humor in the joy in everything (even diapers and laundry).
6. Lynn of Turnips 2 Tangerines - Turnips 2 Tangerines is Lynn's Little Kitchen in the Big Woods of Northern WI is where she shares with you, her family tested and approved recipes, kitchen tips and many adventures traveling throughout Wisconsin.
7. Stephanie of The Tip Toe Fairy - Stephanie is a stay-at-home mommy to 3.  She blogs about crafting, cupcakes, book reviews, and more.
8. Stephanie of A Geek in Glasses - Stephanie loves all things Vintage and crafty and her house shows it. She just got AG Doll Molly McIntire for Christmas because she wants to have a Victory Garden and loves all things 1940's!!!
9. Gina of Gina's Craft Corner - This blog follows Gina on her journey as she learns to sew.  She mainly focuses on turning upcycled material into something beautiful.
10. Kristin of A Thrifter in Disguise - A self-described thrifter, Kristen blogs about finding creative ways to find savings without sacrificing style. A mom of 3, she loves creating crafts and activities to keep her kids busy.
11. KC of The Real Thing with the Coake Family - KC is a stay at home mom of two cuties who are 11 and 7. She blogs at The Real Thing with the Coake Family which is about living the creative life with her family, while keeping it real along the way.
12. Laura of Laura Kelly's INKlings - Laura Kelly is a licensed artist and creative project designer in addition to being the resident dyesigner for the Rit Studio and an inaugural member of The Sharpie Squad.  She blogs her journey with hopes of inspiring and stimulating creativity in others.
13. Jenny of Learning and Growing the Piwi Way - Jenny is a proud wife and mama who enjoys blogging about teaching her kids, the books she reads and food. With another job relocation always just over the horizon life most of the projects she writes about are an attempt to distract her from packing.
14. Janine of Janine's Confessions of A Mommyaholic - Janine is a wife and mom to two little girls 16 months apart. She blogs about being a mom and so much more, and also designs blogs and offers blogging advice.
15. Corinna of For My Love Of -Corinna is a bold and eclectic DIY decorator. She loves to reinvent and create pretty things and blogs about it at for my love of blog.

Emily of Naptime Creations  Harriet of Posh on a Budget
Ayelet of The Graceful Rose  Millie & Kristina of 2 Crochet Hooks
Nina of Mamabelly's Lunches with Love  Sonnet of SohoSonnet Creative Living
 Lisa of Chronically Content  Barbara of Barbara's Beat
FreeStyleMama - 2 dresses  SewsNBows - 2 outfits
CatsMeow1 - dress  The Graceful Rose - dress & headband
The Tip Toe Fairy - tutu & fairy wings   Gina's Craft Corner - doll tote
Domestic Bliss Squared - crocheted accessories   Tickie's Time - coat & boots
  xoxo Grandma - dress & necklace   2 Crochet Hooks - poncho & accessories
Eden Ava Couture - complete outfit   GiGi's Doll Creations - bedding
Meatloaf and Melodrama - outfit   Keema Kids - outfit

Pixie Dust Doll Clothes - outfit   Two It Yourself - matching chair envelopes
Doll It Up - complete outfit   Laura Kelly's INKlings - ladybug costume
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Sunday, January 26, 2014

Kid Sized Infinity Scarf Tutorial

Today I'm bringing home a tutorial that I did for the lovely Lindsay Wilkes, aka The Cottage Mama:

Hello Cottage Mama readers!  I'm Ayelet (that's I-Yell-Et, it means "gazelle" in Hebrew), and when I'm not chasing my 8 and 6 year old girls around, I'm sewing and blogging over at The Graceful Rose.  Like a lot of you, I first learned to sew in home ec. classes, but rediscovered it when I became a mom.  I remembered the basics, but looked to all of the wonderful sewing tutorials in the blogosphere for guidance and inspiration, especially Lindsay's blog...I've always been drawn to her vintage influenced style and of course, those fabulous fabric combinations.  I've made several of her patterns, and have had so much fun testing for her this year.  I'm so honored that she asked me to share this tutorial with you!


With the holidays coming soon, I thought I would share something that you could whip up for gift giving (possibly in bulk, if your extended family is like mine!).  This reversible infinity scarf is perfect for the tween set who wants to look stylish, but is also great for younger girls.    If you leave the flower off of the cuff, it would be perfect on a little boy.  I'm giving you measurements for a kid-sized scarf, but you could certainly adjust the dimensions for a grown up version.  And of course, the cuff adds some pizazz - don't all tweens need that?





Looks so cozy, right?  Let's get started!

Supplies:
  • 1 15 x 60 inch strip of fabric for the outer layer (my flannel fabric was only 45 inches, so I sewed two 30 inch long pieces together, for the knit, I just cut 14 x the width of fabric)
  • 1 15 x 60 inch strip of fabric for the inner layer
  • 1 6 x 8 inch rectangle for the cuff
  • 1 4 x 45 inch strip for the optional flower
  • 1 or 2 buttons
  • invisible thread OR hand sewing needle
  • Sewing machine, matching thread, scissors, rotary cutter and mat (not required, but super helpful!), and if you're like me, a seam ripper :D
I use a 3/8 inch seam allowance throughout.



Lay your strips right sides together, and pin.  Sew along both long sides, leaving a 4-6 inch opening on one of the long sides.


Both short ends should be open:


You should have a long tube.  Now, put your arm into the tube and pull the other end towards the open end.


Making sure that the inner layer isn't twisted, line all of the raw edges up.  Your scarf will look like a tube within a tube with raw edges at one end.


Sew along the length of the raw edges.  Press the seam open.  Turn your scarf out through the opening you left earlier.  Your seam should look like this:



Now, either edge stitch the opening shut with invisible thread or hand sew it using a slip stitch.  Here's a great video tutorial.

For the cuff, take your 6 x 8 inch rectangle and fold it in half lengthwise, so that the right sides are together.  You should now have a 3 x 4 inch rectangle with the fold being along the 4 inch side.


Sew along one of the short edges and around to the long edge.  Clip your corners, turn right side out, and press.  Fold raw edge under 1/2 inch and press.  Top stich all the way around.


Add a button hole or two, depending on the buttons you want to use, to one of the shorter ends.

Sew your buttons on the other end, and voila!  You're done!

To make the flower, fold your 4 x 45 inch strip together to make a 2 x 45 inch strip.  Sew along the long edge and one short edge to form a tube.  Clip corners and turn tube right side out, then press. 


Begin rolling the fabric strip and hot glueing or hand sewing as you go.  I glued a flat back pin to the back and just pinned it to the cuff.




And there you have it!  One cozy, fashionable scarf! 


Thank you so much for letting me stop by, Lindsay!  I had so much fun sharing my Cuffed Infinity Scarf Tutorial with you :)  I hope you'll stop by The Graceful Rose to check out my other tutorials and sewing projects soon!

***If you don't sew but would like your own kid sized infinity scarf, I've still got a few listed in the shop!***

Friday, January 24, 2014

Doll Tutu Tutorial

Happy Friday!  Have you entered the American Girl Doll and Wardrobe Giveaway yet?!  Hop on over and do it now!  It's OK...I'll wait ;-)

OK, now that you're back, let's talk about today's tutorial.



This sweet little tutu is simple enough that your kiddos can make one too.  All you need to make 1 tutu are:


  • roll of 6 inch wide tulle (really, you can make tons of tutus with one roll!)
  • 12 inches of 1/2 inch wide elastic
  • sewing machine OR needle and thread
  • scissors OR rotary cutter/healing mat
First, you're going to cut two different lengths of tulle.  The short pieces will be 3 inches wide and 6 inches long.  I just snipped pieces off of the end of my roll every 3 inches.  The long pieces are going to be 3 inches wide and 10 inches long.  To cut these, I cut 10 inch lengths and then cut them in half lengthwise.  You can do this with scissors or a rotary cutter - whatever you have.  Don't worry too much about being exact - you're going to trim the edges of your tutu when you are finished.

Next, you're going to overlap the edges of your elastic by 1/2 an inch so that you have an 11 inch wide circle.  Sew around the edges in a square to secure. 




Now, alternating short and long pieces of tulle, tie the pieces in a double knot around the elastic.  I like to pull the knot on the long pieces to the bottom edge of the elastic, and leave the short pieces facing forward, like so:



Keep going until you can't fit any more tulle strips on the elastic - the bunchier, the better!

And voila!



This is a great craft for kids - my 8 year old daughter made this while watching a movie.  As long as they know how to tie a knot, they're set.  This would be a fun craft to make at a slumber or birthday party - just sew those elastic waistbands and cut the tulle ahead of time, and you're all set!



Be sure to enter yourself for the American Girl Doll and Wardrobe giveaway!

Thursday, January 23, 2014

Princess Dress for my Princess - Belle Edition

***disclosure: this post contains affiliate links***

As I mentioned a few weeks ago, we are heading to Disneyland in a few weeks - we can't wait!!  The girls went when they were 3 and 10 months, so this will really be the first time that they will remember.  My oldest was HUGE into princesses at 3...she wore a dress up outfit every day we were in the park.  Back then, "Cin-lella" was her favorite.  Now that she's a mature lady of almost 9, she isn't into dress up on a daily basis, but she did request a dress so she could be like her current favorite princess: Belle.



There are a few ideas out in blog land, but I chose to just turn my favorite peasant dress pattern into a ball gown with a few modifications.  My daughter wanted something comfortable (those dresses that you buy in the park are SO itchy!), and I didn't want to spend a ton of time or money for something that she will maybe wear twice.  Inexpensive quilting cotton and a pattern that is super easy to sew up made this a fun sew.



First, I added an underskirt that is a few inches longer than the regular skirt length.  Then I spaced some marks about 10 inches apart and 10 inches from the hem along the bottom of the overskirt.  I cut 1/4 inch elastic in 5 inch lengths and sewed them from the mark to the hem, pulling the elastic as I went to make the fabric ruche.  Then, I added the light yellow sash to mimic the detail on Belle's skirt.  I just tacked it down right where each ruche line started.



Since Belle's dress goes off the shoulder's and I wanted something a bit more modest (and let's face it, comfortable) for my girl, I added some more of the sash to the top of the bodice and finished it off with a pink rose.



The result is a cute, comfortable dress for my little princess.  The best part: it only cost $6 for the fabric (thanks, Joann coupons!) as opposed to $100 like the scratchy, glittertacular dresses that they sell in the park.  If she only wears it on our trip, I won't mind - but she's already talking about using it as her Halloween costume.  Yay!

Stay tuned for more Disney sewing next week and don't forget to enter the American Girl Doll and Wardrobe giveaway by February 3!


Back by popular demand is another American Girl Doll & Wardrobe giveaway. Our first one was so successful that we've decided to make it a series. This second giveaway is Valentine's theme. This fabulous giveaway is brought to you by the following co-hosts, sponsors, & contributors~
1. Diana of Diana Rambles - Diana aka FreeStyleMama, the host of this giveaway, is a self-described creative crafty mama of 3 who blogs about food, crafts, family & fun. She also is a blog designer & seamstress.
2. Amy of SewsNBows - Amy is a fabric hoarder and sewing pattern collector who enjoys sewing children's clothing and accessories. Her beautiful creations are showcased on her blog.
3. Charlotte of Saving with Charlotte - Saving with Charlotte is family friendly and if it doesn't pass the grandma test, it doesn't get posted on my blog. Charlotte blogs about a variety of topics, including: Kids Crafts & Activities, DIY, Simple Household Solutions, Recipes, Misc. Deals & Promotions, Product Reviews, Free Samples, and Much More!
4. Linda of Crafts a la mode - Linda loves to make things.. crafts, DIY, even fun food.
5. Lisa of Crazy Adventures in Parenting - Lisa Douglas is an Army wife raising seven kids sharing humorous parental war-stories, yummy homemade family-friendly recipes, craft tutorials, hilarious family videos, and much more at CrazyAdventuresinParenting.com. Lisa's on a journey to savor every "small" moment, finding the humor in the joy in everything (even diapers and laundry).
6. Lynn of Turnips 2 Tangerines - Turnips 2 Tangerines is Lynn's Little Kitchen in the Big Woods of Northern WI is where she shares with you, her family tested and approved recipes, kitchen tips and many adventures traveling throughout Wisconsin.
7. Stephanie of The Tip Toe Fairy - Stephanie is a stay-at-home mommy to 3.  She blogs about crafting, cupcakes, book reviews, and more.
8. Stephanie of A Geek in Glasses - Stephanie loves all things Vintage and crafty and her house shows it. She just got AG Doll Molly McIntire for Christmas because she wants to have a Victory Garden and loves all things 1940's!!!
9. Gina of Gina's Craft Corner - This blog follows Gina on her journey as she learns to sew.  She mainly focuses on turning upcycled material into something beautiful.
10. Kristin of A Thrifter in Disguise - A self-described thrifter, Kristen blogs about finding creative ways to find savings without sacrificing style. A mom of 3, she loves creating crafts and activities to keep her kids busy.
11. KC of The Real Thing with the Coake Family - KC is a stay at home mom of two cuties who are 11 and 7. She blogs at The Real Thing with the Coake Family which is about living the creative life with her family, while keeping it real along the way.
12. Laura of Laura Kelly's INKlings - Laura Kelly is a licensed artist and creative project designer in addition to being the resident dyesigner for the Rit Studio and an inaugural member of The Sharpie Squad.  She blogs her journey with hopes of inspiring and stimulating creativity in others.
13. Jenny of Learning and Growing the Piwi Way - Jenny is a proud wife and mama who enjoys blogging about teaching her kids, the books she reads and food. With another job relocation always just over the horizon life most of the projects she writes about are an attempt to distract her from packing.
14. Janine of Janine's Confessions of A Mommyaholic - Janine is a wife and mom to two little girls 16 months apart. She blogs about being a mom and so much more, and also designs blogs and offers blogging advice.
15. Corinna of For My Love Of -Corinna is a bold and eclectic DIY decorator. She loves to reinvent and create pretty things and blogs about it at for my love of blog.

Emily of Naptime Creations  Harriet of Posh on a Budget
Ayelet of The Graceful Rose  Millie & Kristina of 2 Crochet Hooks
Nina of Mamabelly's Lunches with Love  Sonnet of SohoSonnet Creative Living
 Lisa of Chronically Content  Barbara of Barbara's Beat
FreeStyleMama - 2 dresses  SewsNBows - 2 outfits
CatsMeow1 - dress  The Graceful Rose - dress & headband
The Tip Toe Fairy - tutu & fairy wings   Gina's Craft Corner - doll tote
Domestic Bliss Squared - crocheted accessories   Tickie's Time - coat & boots
  xoxo Grandma - dress & necklace   2 Crochet Hooks - poncho & accessories
Eden Ava Couture - complete outfit   GiGi's Doll Creations - bedding
Meatloaf and Melodrama - outfit   Keema Kids - outfit

Pixie Dust Doll Clothes - outfit   Two It Yourself - matching chair envelopes
Doll It Up - complete outfit   Laura Kelly's INKlings - ladybug costume
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Wednesday, January 22, 2014

AHHHHH-Mazing American Girl Doll and Wardrobe GIVEAWAY!

You Guys!  This is HUGE!  If you have any doll loving girls in your family, this is your lucky day!  I'm proud to be sponsoring and contributing to This fabulous giveaway where you can not only win a fabulous doll wardrobe, some amazing accessories, but the American Girl Doll of your choice!  How amazing is that!?!  Amy at Sews N Bows has a great line-up of all of the outfits and accessories that are listed, so go check that out!

I'll be back on Friday with an sewing tutorial that you can your doll-obsessed girl can do together!  Be sure to check out all of the sponsor's shops and blogs and show them some love!  If you just can't wait for the contest to end, I've got a few doll outfits listed in my shop right now.


 Back by popular demand is another American Girl Doll & Wardrobe giveaway. Our first one was so successful that we've decided to make it a series. This second giveaway is Valentine's theme. This fabulous giveaway is brought to you by the following co-hosts, sponsors, & contributors~
1. Diana of Diana Rambles - Diana aka FreeStyleMama, the host of this giveaway, is a self-described creative crafty mama of 3 who blogs about food, crafts, family & fun. She also is a blog designer & seamstress.
2. Amy of SewsNBows - Amy is a fabric hoarder and sewing pattern collector who enjoys sewing children's clothing and accessories. Her beautiful creations are showcased on her blog.
3. Charlotte of Saving with Charlotte - Saving with Charlotte is family friendly and if it doesn't pass the grandma test, it doesn't get posted on my blog. Charlotte blogs about a variety of topics, including: Kids Crafts & Activities, DIY, Simple Household Solutions, Recipes, Misc. Deals & Promotions, Product Reviews, Free Samples, and Much More!
4. Linda of Crafts a la mode - Linda loves to make things.. crafts, DIY, even fun food.
5. Lisa of Crazy Adventures in Parenting - Lisa Douglas is an Army wife raising seven kids sharing humorous parental war-stories, yummy homemade family-friendly recipes, craft tutorials, hilarious family videos, and much more at CrazyAdventuresinParenting.com. Lisa's on a journey to savor every "small" moment, finding the humor in the joy in everything (even diapers and laundry).
6. Lynn of Turnips 2 Tangerines - Turnips 2 Tangerines is Lynn's Little Kitchen in the Big Woods of Northern WI is where she shares with you, her family tested and approved recipes, kitchen tips and many adventures traveling throughout Wisconsin.
7. Stephanie of The Tip Toe Fairy - Stephanie is a stay-at-home mommy to 3.  She blogs about crafting, cupcakes, book reviews, and more.
8. Stephanie of A Geek in Glasses - Stephanie loves all things Vintage and crafty and her house shows it. She just got AG Doll Molly McIntire for Christmas because she wants to have a Victory Garden and loves all things 1940's!!!
9. Gina of Gina's Craft Corner - This blog follows Gina on her journey as she learns to sew.  She mainly focuses on turning upcycled material into something beautiful.
10. Kristin of A Thrifter in Disguise - A self-described thrifter, Kristen blogs about finding creative ways to find savings without sacrificing style. A mom of 3, she loves creating crafts and activities to keep her kids busy.
11. KC of The Real Thing with the Coake Family - KC is a stay at home mom of two cuties who are 11 and 7. She blogs at The Real Thing with the Coake Family which is about living the creative life with her family, while keeping it real along the way.
12. Laura of Laura Kelly's INKlings - Laura Kelly is a licensed artist and creative project designer in addition to being the resident dyesigner for the Rit Studio and an inaugural member of The Sharpie Squad.  She blogs her journey with hopes of inspiring and stimulating creativity in others.
13. Jenny of Learning and Growing the Piwi Way - Jenny is a proud wife and mama who enjoys blogging about teaching her kids, the books she reads and food. With another job relocation always just over the horizon life most of the projects she writes about are an attempt to distract her from packing.
14. Janine of Janine's Confessions of A Mommyaholic - Janine is a wife and mom to two little girls 16 months apart. She blogs about being a mom and so much more, and also designs blogs and offers blogging advice.
15. Corinna of For My Love Of -Corinna is a bold and eclectic DIY decorator. She loves to reinvent and create pretty things and blogs about it at for my love of blog.

Emily of Naptime Creations  Harriet of Posh on a Budget
Ayelet of The Graceful Rose  Millie & Kristina of 2 Crochet Hooks
Nina of Mamabelly's Lunches with Love  Sonnet of SohoSonnet Creative Living
 Lisa of Chronically Content  Barbara of Barbara's Beat
FreeStyleMama - 2 dresses  SewsNBows - 2 outfits
CatsMeow1 - dress  The Graceful Rose - dress & headband
The Tip Toe Fairy - tutu & fairy wings   Gina's Craft Corner - doll tote
Domestic Bliss Squared - crocheted accessories   Tickie's Time - coat & boots
  xoxo Grandma - dress & necklace   2 Crochet Hooks - poncho & accessories
Eden Ava Couture - complete outfit   GiGi's Doll Creations - bedding
Meatloaf and Melodrama - outfit   Keema Kids - outfit

Pixie Dust Doll Clothes - outfit   Two It Yourself - matching chair envelopes
Doll It Up - complete outfit   Laura Kelly's INKlings - ladybug costume
Enter the giveaway using the Rafflecopter entry form below.
US Only. Official Rules at bottom of the entry form.
Bonus entries unlocked after required entry.
The more entries, the better chance you have of winning.
a Rafflecopter giveaway

Wednesday, January 15, 2014

Tried and Tested: The Endless Dress by Jocole Patterns

Well hello!

Yes, it's been quiet around these parts, but I have several reasons, which I will be sharing with you in the next few weeks.  HINT: the sewing machine has been a-rockin!



First up, I was able to test Jocole Pattern's new design - The Endless Dress.  Why Endless?  Well, because there are a TON of options to customize this sweet little number!  Jocole offers an expansion pack with even more options so really, the possibilities are ENDLESS!

For my version, I went with what my almost 9 year old wanted.  She has really been playing a lot with her Kit Kitteridge AG Doll, so she asked for something similar to what Kit would wear.  We went shopping together and she fell in love with this aqua floral fabric.  The tiny white and grey flowers remind me of the chicken feed dress that Kit's mom made for her!



Since springtime in Seattle is still pretty chilly, I chose the 3/4 sleeve option, and then added cuffs of my own design.

I love the sweet collar, and the fit is very true to size.  The best part of this pattern?  It goes from Newborn to size 14 AND includes a doll dress pattern!  Such a great deal!



The construction for this dress is very straightforward, and the instructions were easy to follow.  My only complaint (and really, it's not much of one!) is that with all of the options, the pattern is long, but there are jump links so you don't have to scroll through the whole thing.  The pattern pieces themselves came together quickly and the pieces didn't take long to cut out.



Check out the Jocole Facebook Page for some great variations so you can see just how versatile the Endless Dress really is! 

The Details:
Pattern: The Endless Dress with Volume One Add on Pack by Jocole Patterns
Size: 8
Modifications made: None
Fabric Used: Quilting Cotton, found at Joann Fabric
Overall Thoughts: This is a great pattern with a big range of sizes with tons of options.  Easy construction and clear instructions.  Perfect for someone who is intimidated to sew a dress for the first time.

Stay tuned for more fun projects!