First I made a white one:
And then I made one in a doggy print. (Sorry about the grumpy face! I don't usually look as grumpy as this - at least I hope I don't! LOL)
Here's a close-up of the doggies. I love them! :oD
I was busy sewing some pinnies for the tartan bee and this one had to be kept for myself.
Here's why I had to keep it - a flaw in the fabric.
I'm not too sad about it really - I love spotty pinnies! :o)
love them all and especially love the white blouse.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Gill! :o)
DeleteYou don't look grumpy, you just look as though you are concentrating! I am sure that anyone as lovely as you could never look grumpy in any case!!! The blouses both look great - on the hanger and on you! xx
ReplyDeleteYou're right, Amy. I was concentrating ... on trying to smile! Didn't work so well! :oD
DeleteThanks for the compliments - I'm sure there are some around here who would say I am grumpy sometimes! LOL
Lovely blouses! What a shame about the flaw in the pinny - but then you get to keep it.
ReplyDeleteI was a bit annoyed when I spotted the flaw - I might have been able to cut around it if I'd noticed it sooner - but I'm not unhappy to have a spotty pinny in my collection! :oD
DeleteI love that cute doggy blouse Anne -- the fabric is adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Anna! :o)
DeleteAwww, I love that doggy blouse. What a shame about the pinny fabric but at least you got to keep it, it'll still do its job.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jo. Yes, the pinny is fulfilling its destiny! :oD
DeleteWonderful job on the blouses and apron. Being a dog owner, I especially love the doggie blouse!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kristie! :o)
Delete"Santa don't got a grumpy face!" Sorry - that was my first thought even though you don't look grumpy. Loving all your makes - you are so multi-talented!
ReplyDeleteLOL I knew you would think of that quote! I did too! :oD
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