Do you have a fabric that you leave untouched just because you can't bear to cut it? That was this Snow White themed linen I bought from Lisa at This and That from Japan (check out her linen themed fabrics....bananas). I love it so much I just wanted to keep it on the shelf to look at....but I made myself cut it last night. I made this cute little Snow White skirt and matching shirt for Sienna.
I love the magenta and green colors of the Snow White theme on this linen. It might be my favorite fabric ever.
The skirt has some dainty lace on the underside so it peeks out just enough.
Update: The skirt was made using Jona's Evelyn Skirt Pattern (which is my favorite skirt pattern ever).....I just left off the contrasting band because I couldn't find any other fabric that was nice enough to pair with the linen!
The shirt was made using a freezer paper stencil and applique using the same techniques I used for the Tinkerbell skirt I made here. The tiny linen leaves and the Snow White are applique and the tree was hand stenciled using these fabric paints.
That is fabulous fabric. Hmmm... Ivy is a size 2!
ReplyDeleteWow - that is a gorgeous skirt and I love the matching t-shirt!
ReplyDeleteVery cute - can understand how difficult it would be to cut into that stuff.
Love it! This is an adorable set.... I 've the same problem cut lovely fabric too.... I love look and look at fabric...
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Um, cute!!
ReplyDeleteThis is darling! I love it! Too bad you didn't have enough for a size 6-- I would have definetly bought it! :)
ReplyDeleteoh.love! ;)
ReplyDeleteSo so Cute!
ReplyDeleteAwww! This is so cute! I bought some fabric that is a beautiful blue with Eiffle Towers on it. I had no idea what I was going to do with it when I bought it but it was too cute to pass up. I cut a few inches off of it to make one of the feathers for a Thanksgiving turkey shirt for my daughter, but I just haven't found the perfect project for the rest of it. I love your idea!
ReplyDeletethat is some pretty fabric. I wouldn't want to cut it either but you did an amazing job with it!!
ReplyDeleteOh Ashley!!!!! I just love that fabric and what you've done with it.
ReplyDeleteSnow White is my absolute favorite! Always has been.
I know what you mean about the fabrics- I do that all the time.
I'm trying to get better about it.
Here's one of one projects that I had to make myself cut into the fabric- I'm so glad I did.
http://colescornerandcreations.blogspot.com/2009/11/marie-dress-two-years-in-making.html
I blogged about your paper doll dress pattern today, too.
Go check it out. They turned out really cute!
oh my. oh my oh my. I sent the link to the skirt + shirt on Etsy to my husband...if he says yes, my kiddo will be the proud owner of that ADORABLE outfit. I can't get enough. Seriously. I'm coveting it!!!
ReplyDelete1. Adorable.
ReplyDelete2. Do you ever take a break?
3. I like that you created the green tree for the shirt. What a cool artsy twist. Rock on.
Ashley! That is too cute.
ReplyDeleteI have all kinds of fabric that I can't bear to cut. I'm not sure why. I guess I just like to look at it and no project is perfect enough to do it justice.
And I thought all along I had some sort of fear of fabric cutting disorder... lol
very nice fabric... loved your blog :-)
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Just gorgeous!! I love the fact that you kept it simple so that great fabric can really shine!
ReplyDeletethe link to the skirt pattern goes to jona's blog...but can't figure out how to get to the pattern?!?
ReplyDeleteLOVE this!
SO cute! My daughter is obsessed with Snow White!
ReplyDeleteso cute! I'll have to check out her fabrics.
ReplyDeleteit's gone!! the fabric from the Japan fab. shop and your outfit from your shop. buaaaaa...I wanted to buy it for my sweet little A (she's a perfect size 2). that's what I get for not checking my favorite blogs sooner. buaaaaaa!
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