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Look at this super cute 4th of July dress that Holly from Heart Break Kids made for her little girl! It’s all made from recycled t-shirts, too! The skirt is cut from a blue with white polka dots, with stripes of red and white ruffles peeking out at the back. LOVE!! Read more about this fabulous project at Heart Break Kids.
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The L + C Amarena Dress presents a blend of relaxed sophistication and timeless elegance, offering comfort and style in equal measure. Here’s what you can anticipate from this versatile pattern. This classic pull-on dress boasts a gentle A-line silhouette, ensuring a flattering fit for various body shapes. The understated elegance of its design makes it suitable for both casual and semi-formal occasions.
With the inclusion of a cut line to eliminate pockets, the pattern offers the option to create a stylish top variation, providing added versatility to your sewing projects.
Embrace the relaxed sophistication of the L + C Amarena Dress, a must-have addition to your handmade wardrobe that seamlessly blends comfort with timeless style.
Thank you so much for the shout out! This was such a fun project! I am having to restrain myself from tearing apart all of my daughters dresses and adding bustles to them!
Have you ever considered making one to sale!? My Fiancé is a Marine & he fell in love with this for our daughter on the way! He hasn’t had a daddy moment & when I showed him this dress, it was amazing how he just looked at it & had a smile from ear to ear & said get it! He said he had a flash forward & saw our daughter wearing this & that’s all he talked about all day long! So Please please please consider
Oh, how adorable! I don’t think my son would like this though! But it would be too cute for my kid sis.
And it could be used for Bastille Day too [hey, we could all use another excuse to celebrate!]