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There is a thread regarding how to make a button loop in the messgae board. Your dress sounds nice, do you have a picture of it?
6/9/05 5:57 AM
The dress sounds adorable! This looks like a perfect beginner's (or even just busy) sewer's pattern. I love Burda too! And Kwik Sew, if you get a chance-the drawings are bad, but the clothes come out great! They're worth the $$, definitely. Welcome to PR!
6/9/05 7:44 AM
congrats on your first review!! Those button loop things are hard to learn any other way but in person, so kudos to you for using a great alternative.
6/9/05 8:34 AM
Thank you! We had problems getting the digital camera to work, but tonite I'll ask hubby if he can help me, since I have another project (a baby shower gift) that I want to capture before I'll give it away. Anyhow, the dress is made with My Little Pony fabric, my daughter currently favorite cartoon.
6/9/05 5:19 PM
CUTE!!!
6/9/05 11:43 PM
Cute dress. I bet your DD looks adorable in it.
6/10/05 4:59 AM
I will post a picture of her wearing it ... when she wears it, she tells her friends, "My mommy made this.." ... Aaawwww!! Makes me feel soo good!
6/10/05 5:47 AM
Your dress is very cute, and isn't it nice that you can sew a dress featuring your little girl's favourite cartoons. I made a Burda magazine pattern which was the same style as this only with a zip down the back, and in toddler sizes. It is possible to do the button loop with the needle and thread technique, though I know it seems impossible. Otherwise a hairpin can also be used, or you can buy tube turning tools that are excellent though expensive (depends how much you need it).
6/10/05 7:33 AM
Thanks for adding the pic! The dress is precious, and I think the elastic loop is actually more practical-it will be much easier to get it "buttoned"!
6/10/05 8:23 AM
Adorable dress. I love the rick rack trim. The elastic loop for the button closure is a brilliant idea. I agree that you probably will find it to be much more practical.
6/10/05 8:31 AM
Nice dress..I usually use a elastic loop too, I had to ask on the boards hw to do a real button loop, but my dd has long hair, so it's not like it ever gets seen anyway...
6/10/05 2:20 PM