It's a little reversible smock that overlaps at the back and ties at the shoulders. It's for a little lassie, probably anywhere between 1-3 years. The basic inspiration came from this gorgeous free tute which I've made a few times now, but I've lengthened the ties because it makes the fit more flexible for a range of builds and ages.
I love the happy yellow floral cotton, and I hope a little girl will feel happy wearing it too. The reverse side is plain brown: boring but practical when it comes to helping lick the chocolate-icing bowl. I wish I could say the fabric is vintage but it ain't - it's a Spotlight print from my stash. Never mind, stashbusting is a good start in the green-crafting stakes. But I'm already eyeing off a lovely retro pillowcase or two to make a few more smocks. They're so sweet! Now to find some little girls to give them to...
Oh, and did I mention that PANDA gets no government funding? How crappy is that! I hope some good dollars are raised.
Gorgeous! I love those colours together.
ReplyDeleteWow! This is a wonderful and easy shape! I must try it as well!Thanks for the idea!
ReplyDeletelike, wow! You are truly amazing and a sewing/crafting genius! I still shake my head and have a quiet little giggle to myself from time to time - go back 3 years and who would have thunk it!?!
ReplyDeleteyou are a very clever creative lady make them bigger i would buy them x
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