Did you notice? I wanted to do 12 dresses in 2014. But, life happened and I got distracted by other crafting projects. I did 11.
Me, to husband: "I'm so upset, I wanted to get 12 dresses in and I didn't."
Husband: "Nobody cares if you didn't get to all 12."
Me: "I care! I hate when I set goals for myself and don't accomplish it. I'm not doing this for everyone else! It was a challenge for me."
Husband, shaking head: "You're just crazy."
Point taken. It doesn't really matter. Needless pressure I put on myself. Since I don't like unfinished projects, I had to finish. I looked up the date I finished my first dress of 2015, it was February 5th. So it is technically 12 dresses less than a year. But really, it doesn't matter. Be it one dress, 12 dresses, 100 dresses...either way she gets to wear a little mama made item, which is like wearing a hug all day long.
Dress one: Here.
Dress two: Here.
Dress three: Here
Dress four: Here.
Dress five: Here.
Dress six: Here.
Dress seven: Here.
Dress eight: Here.
Dress 9
Dress 10
Dress 11
And here is dress 12. It's another upcycled wool dress, another adult skirt I turned into a child sized jumper, another skirt that I should have taken before/after pictures of. This is from a vintage pattern gifted to me (thank you!) and it is one that was actually made. So many of the vintage patterns I open are brand new, no one ever gave it a whirl. This pattern had cursive notes detailing hints in the pattern.
I made it a size up, so she has room to grow. It keeps her warm in this cold house.
And there you have it, the 12 dresses I set out to create....done.
You did it! 12 dresses and they are all are amazing!
ReplyDeleteI am so proud. You saw it through to the end. xo
ReplyDeleteAdorable. You amaze me with all you do. You are one talented chick. ;0)
ReplyDeleteAll of the dresses you have made - that's 12 within a year - are all beautiful. This will be a memory that your children will keep for their lifetime, and that is priceless.
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