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Wednesday, April 15, 2009

small projects week-day 3


habitual kimono-size 3T
tutorial here

45 comments:

  1. I'm so glad you posted a pic with it on someone because then you can see how WAY cute it is!

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  2. oh my goodness...that is painfully adorable....what a sweet little top. I wonder if i can get it on my list of a thousand other things to make for my house/kids and friends!!!

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  3. That is absolutely adorable, and so is your model. :-)

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  4. that is adorable! Although I'll admit I'm anxiously awaiting progress on the orange/grey twin quilts.

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  5. There's that cute little girl again. OOO she is sweet, her kimono is great also.

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  6. How cute. Thank you for the link.

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  7. I made a coat for the Monster with this pattern... SO cute! I think I need to make a few more shirts for summer.

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  8. Anonymous1:00 PM

    hello,

    that is soooo wunderful.
    sooo nice.

    greatings conny

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  9. It's sooooooo nice this kimono.
    ciao ciao

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  10. Very cool. I made something similar for my kids when they were little(!). It also makes a nice shower gift, sewn small and made in yellow or soft green. I used a Folkwear pattern that was a bit more complicated and fussy. Yours is VERY cute, as is the chickadee wearing it!

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  11. Ooh, super cute! I love your week of small projects - I really need to do this too. First I need to put my craft room back together though!! :)

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  12. oh that is adorable...you've inspired me over here to get little things that i've put off done! thanks a lot! ;)

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  13. Anonymous1:41 PM

    What a sweet little girl-gorgeous.

    And the pattern...gorgeous too!

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  14. omg...SUPER cuteness!!!

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  15. Green and pink and polka dots. How could it be any cuter?

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  16. the top is adorable, but your daughter definitely takes the cake, what a sweetie...

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  17. Anonymous3:25 PM

    I like the topbut the little girl is the one i like the best.Wig.

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  18. That kimono is too cute on her!
    Thanks for the link- I'll check it out!

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  19. Very cute and the model wears it SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO well!!!;) What a honey!!!!!

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  20. So sweet. Your little model looks so cute.


    Thanks for the link.

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  21. O.K., way too cute, I have to make this one! Great job.

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  22. What a darling top! And model. My head is swirling with colour combinations.

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  23. That is so cute!! And what an adorable model!

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  24. How in this world do you do all that you do? I think I have asked you that before. You really amaze me. She is beautiful and the top is too.

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  25. I love the "catwalk"-like pose. Very cute little top

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  26. Now if you make one of these in a shiny brocade, the two of us would match. But this is more practical for everyday wear.

    Have you thought of making one in your size?

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  27. She is a cutie!
    Darling top.
    I want one for me!

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  28. Very cute! I remember when I used to sew for my kids when they were little! No chance of that now they are teens!

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  29. It's the cuteness inside the top that really makes it special!

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  30. That is so cute!! Your daughter is adorable!

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  31. That's it, I MUST finally make one of these.
    So sweet.

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  32. Anonymous11:07 AM

    so adorable! i'm loving the small projects :)

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  33. LOVE the dotted kimono. I need to kick my butt in gear and make mine now.

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  34. SHE is adorable. Absolutely the essence of cuteness.

    And she would even look good in a hospital gown... which, as cute as the kimono is, is what I thought of first.

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  35. I never thought I would see these again! So popular when I was a baby and then gone!

    Great tutoial.

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  36. oh, i love this. did you see the quilted one? i thought of you when i saw it.
    i made my daughter the dress today with the tie on the side. i think it took about a half hour!

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  37. Anonymous12:13 AM

    Dear Amandajean,
    yesterday I have finished my first quilt, a book cover. Thanks a lot for your excellent binding tutorial, my corners need improvement but are not bad at all.
    Continue with your lovely and helpfull blog, please!
    Blandina (from Florence, Italy)

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  38. your daughter and the top are both so adorable!

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  39. your girl is a cutie pie

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  40. sweet as can be! what a doll in dots ;o)

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  41. What a lovely top! Very adorable and a fantastic way to "display" beautiful fabrics!

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  42. Small projects are so great! I love the kimono and I think I'll try one out for my sweet girl too!

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  43. Seriously - cutest model ever. Oh, the top is nice, too.

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