Jul
21
Jess from Bits for Baby and Craftiness Is Not Optional shares a 3-part sew-along for making her Junebug Dress for little girls. This is SUCH a cute dress! The simple lines show off a favorite fabric and your child’s cute self, and the buttons on the bodice are exactly the right amount of detail.
Go to Part 1 to make your pattern and cut out the pieces. (If you want to make one in a size 2T/3T, she’s got a pattern for you to download. For other sizes, she gives instructions for how to draft the pattern.)
Go to Part 2 to learn how to sew the bodice and the buttonholes.
Go to Part 3 to learn how to sew the sleeves and the skirt.
[photo from Craftiness Is Not Optional]
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I just completed my first Junebug Dress! It is so cute! The only trouble I had was with the hem. I think because I cut the sides on a slant for the A-line, that when I went to do the wide hem there was too much material to lie flat as I was sewing. I think next time I will start the A-line a couple inches up from the bottom. Or maybe I just can’t sew a hem! LOL