Here is a new shirt, The Sophie Tunic by SisBoom. Actually it is the second one I made, the first in size 18m-2 years would not fit over her head. So with a few alterations I made one that would. I highly recommend this pattern - really clear instructions would make it suitable for even a beginner sewer. (Just check the size of your child's head first).
*Yes I know not the best way to talk about your children, but I have been told our family is not quite normal (usually by my Mum).
Gorgeous shirt, love the fabric choices! And sweet little chillens x
ReplyDeleteThat's a seriously cute tunic. My girl - Sophie (!) - is getting too long for a lot of her stuff too and I'm hoping we can hold out til October for her birthday. If not, I might have to get on the sewing machine!
ReplyDeletemy husband refers to kids as insects. Which is just charming. It's really lovely, Kate
ReplyDeleteI'm in the middle of this top right now, although I am worried about the sizing too
ReplyDeleteLove the tunic... but what do you think she'll metamorphosose into?
ReplyDeleteLove the tunic, your fabric choice is gorgeous. And we have that cash register!
ReplyDeleteYou have such darling children and that tunic is THE cutest. I thought of you yesterday as I purchase (on sale) 4 new yummy printed corduroys.
ReplyDeleteNot normal :P What does that make the rest of us then I wonder??
ReplyDeleteMy sister was alway grub from when she was a baby. So little sluggy is completely acceptable.
Top is cute too, love the fabric xox
Oh she looks so gorgeous in that top, and it suits her olive complexion too. In no way will that slug nickname stick, but you can always tell she is the inspiration for your label which is extra cute!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the little Shirt..looks really cute on her...Great photo of your little ones...
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Nice shirt! And your family is just wonderful =D
ReplyDeleteI like the contrasting fabric for the tunic! Nice picture of the kids!
ReplyDeleteohhh gorgeous tunic and your babes are so beautiful!! well done on all accounts.
ReplyDeletecute cute shirt!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute top! :)
ReplyDeletelove the tunic...
ReplyDeleteand still think it's a cute nickname..."little miss" gets "moo" all the time she will grow up thinking she is a cow...lol...
p.s I think the not normal is way cooler...
Cute top. Love your fabric choices and I love the nickname for Evie. My little sister was nicknamed scrudger as a baby (not sure why?) but she is now 21 and still gets called it.
ReplyDeleteEvie looks great in the top, and whats wrong with calling the baby sluggie? he he.
ReplyDeleteSuch cuteness all round:)
ReplyDeleteCute girls, cute,cute top!
ReplyDeletelove it! you are making me feel like a bad sewer as you have been mkaing so many things on here! I need to hit the sewing machine this weekend I think!
ReplyDeleteCorrie:)
Funnily enough, we called our little one "buggy" for the bug eyes and also "Lumpy" 'cause he was! Now he's three, must stop as he understands!
ReplyDeleteWonderfully cute.
ReplyDeleteLove the little top for Eva! Great pic of the girls. Cheers Lee
ReplyDeleteHi - I've started making the tunic for my 2 year old, but it's not going over her head either. What did you do to make it work? Yours ended up great - Thanks
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