I didn't like Giselle in pink as much as I had thought. So she got something new again.
Ich mag das etwas technische Thema des Kinderstoffs für den Trägerrock. Erst hatte ich eine helle Bluse dazu. Die karierte gefällt mir aber besser.
I like the technical theme of the pinafore's kiddie fabric. First I combined it with a light blouse, but I think the black gingham is a better match.
And it could be worn with Annie's skirt, too. How practical!
Love the fabric! The check gingham blouse is also very on trend!!
AntwortenLöschenI bought that fabric last year and only used it for two pairs of boys shorts since. But girls can wear it too!
LöschenAnother Lovely outfit! How lucky your girls are :) I love Giselle , she is just gorgeous :)
AntwortenLöschenYes, she's my one and only no navel (who in fact does have a navel, she must be an early one or the company was using up body parts) and she's - gorgeous.
LöschenThat is great - a real one-of-a-kind outfit! The shoes are very nice, too. I think Giselle looks very good in this outfit. Not everyone can wear pink!
AntwortenLöschenYou're right, I can't wear pink - makes me look like Miss Piggy. The shoes are by Betsy May. I was lucky to be fast enough and snap up this pair!
LöschenThat is fun fabric, she looks great!
AntwortenLöschenI really hope that this year the Fabric Fair will take place in Ludwigsburg again. There were mostly Dutch sellers, and they had such a range of pretty and unusual fabrics.
LöschenYour girls do get lots of fun clothes Ursula! I think this fabric would be great to cut into appliques too, for the front of the kids tee shirts!
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That's right, it would look great - another thing I never tried before... well you live and learn.
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