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Feb
13
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This little girl’s dress was made using a printed pattern, McCalls 6690. It has a sheer overlaywith a lining underneath. For those who find printed patterns confusing or overwhelming, Professor Pincushion has a video tutorial that will walk you through the construction of the dress. Go to their video.
[photo from Professor Pincushion]
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I LOVE this dress! My little girls just love dresses and I’m always trying to find the latest and greatest. Just last week i bought a bunch from twirlygirlshop.com/little-girl-dresses,and my girls just loved them. Now I’m going to try making this dress, its too cute not to try!!