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Feb
15
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Kelly from Sewing In No Man’s Land shows how she created her lovely Fitgerald dress. The vintage-inspired girl’s dress has a straight shape, puff sleeves, and a Peter Pan collar. It’s hard to see in this photo, but her example has a lace overlay as well. If you’ll be making a size 2T/3T or girls 7/8, then she’s got a free pattern for you. If you need another size, you could probably make your own pattern using her pattern as a shape guide and a t-shirt that fits as a size guide. Get the tutorial and free pattern.
[photo from Sewing In No Man's Land]
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By Anne Weaver
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