Tully testing to be precise.

Don't forget to notice the plug that I probably should've phtotshopped out but who has time for that? :)










And what a way to ease because this pattern is fantastico. Hardly needed any tweaking. Kelly from Sewing in No Man's Land is just that good. I've followed her (not quite like a stalker, but maybe sort of) for years and I'm such a big fan of everything she does and her positive outlook on life. And all the beautiful photography. Plus all the places she travels. Sigh. I could keep going, but I'll leave it there before I start to sound too nutso.
Anyway, I had to sign up to test this pattern. It's so sweet and simple, but beautiful. Super cute on littles, fun for all those sizes in between and on trend for tweens. (18m-size12) Gotta love the bell sleeve trend. Plus no enclosures. Did you hear that? I said NO ENCLOSURES. You know that's where I fell in love. I really enjoy a pattern that's great for beginners, but fun to sew if you're a more advanced seamstress.
I made this one in chambray for my 7-year-old-who-suddenly-looks-like-a-17-year-old-how-dare-she? Lila.
Keep in mind that these are tester versions, so if things like neck and sleeves look a bit big, don't sweat it, they've been adjusted. I still love the way they turned out.

Don't forget to notice the plug that I probably should've phtotshopped out but who has time for that? :)










Had to do some pink flamingos for my little Madelyn Peach.
And yes, that's food on the corner of her mouth. We are who we are people. ;)
Jump over and grab a pattern (on sale this week!) and happy sewing! :)