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I found these amazing vintage curtains at a thrift store awhile back and couldn't pass them up. I fell in love with the print and colors. I was a little scared that using them would end up like a bad remake of the Sound of Music, and well, it did kinda end up that way, but I love it anyways. I wasn't confident enough to make myself something out of it, but I thought that my daughter could pull it off better than I could.
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The pattern that I used was from the
burda magazine #152. I love that it's such a classic little girls dress. I made it up
once before in a ponte which worked great too. I made a few changes this time around. I lined the entire dress with a brown cotton lawn. I liked that it made it a little nicer and also that it added a bit more fullness to the skirt. I also rotated out the waist darts this. Because honestly, little girls don't need darts and seeing them on a little dress weirds me out a bit.
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My daughter is obsessed with the dress. I love that the fabric is definitely winter and fall appropriate. It was perfect for both Thanksgiving and Christmas parties (yes, I've been sitting on these photos for almost two months).
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Now I've just got to figure out what to do with the rest of the curtains. I probably still have four yards. I am thinking that maybe a duffle bag or backpack might be cool.