Here's the pattern and I made the little dress in the tome right had corner. I see more little outfits that will be made by my dainty fingers. Hope you've liked this little dress and I'll see you next week. I truly hope you're enjoying this little series as I am so enjoying sharing it with you! Pop on over to my friend Diana's blog Welcome To Lavender Dreams to check out her dolls!
Be a bunch of sweeties,
Shelia ;)
I'll leave you with a little Note Song ~
Easy Come, Easy Go (Lord, have mercy! Bobby Sherman was so cute) :)
Whatever made me think that I was number one
I oughta know easy come, easy go
Sittin' it out, spinnin' the dial
Thinkin' about the chump I've been
I have to smile
Didn't I know easy come, easy go
She wasn't kind, I wasn't smart
I lost my mind and fell apart
I had to find myself in time
Now I can start all over again
Hangin' around takin' it slow
Happy I found
I still can smile and dig the show
Lettin' me know easy come, easy go
Love, love that fabric!
ReplyDeleteSimple is better sometimes. Don't you get amused sometimes out in public when you spot a woman who seems to be wearing every bit of jewelry she owns and layers and layers of clothing that doesn't match? I can appreciate the simpleness of your doll dress. I like to make doll dresses myself. Little girls wore dresses when i was growing up back in the 1950s. Little girls were sent home from school if they showed up in jeans, etc. I think women in America have lost some of their sense of femininity. Your doll dresses remind me of my childhood and the dresses I wore to elementary school. Two thumbs up.
ReplyDeleteYou dear, sweet and talented lady, oh my!!! Your sewing skills are just incredible! What a precious little dress, lucky little doll~
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Nancy
So pretty, looks like a sweet church dress. Your pattern has lots of choices. Oh and glad Marion now understands about sharing ;)
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How CUTE! I love this fabric too and you find the best patterns. (I keep buying more patterns! lol) She looks like she's ready for a party....we'll be right over! I have my dollie post up now too! See you soon! Sweet hugs, Diane
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that fabric!!! I'd like a dress made out of that! You and Diane have been sewing up a storm! Keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fabric on Miss Marion's dress...you are right, nothing more needed! Simply adorable :)
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous fabric...no frills needed ; the dress and pattern are perfect as is!
ReplyDeleteThis dress is simply beautiful.
ReplyDeleteShe looks adorable! Oh do let her keep the dress, it suits her, and it's not too fancy. You can always make another, right? Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Patti
I am glad that you have sorted things out with Marion! This dress is very pretty too, Ruby Sparkles is going to be a very lucky doll isn't she! xx
ReplyDeleteI agree - the fabric is the star of the show. Love the shoes too. I have that same pattern and have made a few items from it - with more to come for sure. I'm happy to link your post on mine at http://scenethroughmyeyes.blogspot.com/2015/07/wednesday-wee-ones.html . It is fun to have dollie sewing friends - almost like our own little dollie party - even though we are miles and miles apart.
ReplyDeleteLove the fabric! That would be a cute little dress for my youngest grandgirl, age 4. Well, now that you have things straight with Marion I guess we can go on with life now! LOL! Hugs and blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteI think that doll has a better wardrobe than me! lol
ReplyDeleteAll those clothes are so cute :)
xo,
rue
Shelia, that shade of blue is lovely....so elegant and restful, too.
ReplyDeleteCould I borrow some of those sweet dresses for church? :-)
Hugs, Barb
So cute, Shelia. I'm glad Marion is taking the news well! ♥
ReplyDeleteYes I'm enjoying Midweek with Marion! I love looking at the adorable little outfits and dresses! Keep them coming!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute- love the fabric!
ReplyDeleteHi Shelia, another darling dress for Miss Marion. She looks so pretty in this dress and the fabric is beautiful. Sometime less is more with the trims. Thanks for sharing this series. So enjoying seeing the darling outfits you are designing. Your dainty fingers are so talented. XO Blessings, cm
ReplyDeleteLove the pretty floral fabric of Miss Marion's dress! Bet Ruby Sparkle will love it as well! :) Thanks for the sweet and encouraging comment you made on my post about being back, you made my day! ...you are always so kind! ~Rhonda
ReplyDeleteLove the pretty floral fabric of Miss Marion's dress! Bet Ruby Sparkle will love it as well! :) Thanks for the sweet and encouraging comment you made on my post about being back, you made my day! ...you are always so kind! ~Rhonda
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love that little coverall jumper and the raincoat on the pattern. Hope you're planning to make them and let us see them!
ReplyDelete~Adrienne~
The dress is so cute and you are very talented, Shelia...Christine
ReplyDeleteShelia, Marion is so sweet in her little gown, you really must make another one for her to keep as soon as possible. I am visiting from JoAnn's "Wednesday Wee Ones" post at Scene through my eyes. How delightful to see this lovely creation that you have made for Ruby Sparkles. I am going to oil my sewing machine and download some patterns and join the fun as soon as my dollies that I ordered on Ebay get here.
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