Are you looking for something to pair with my girl’s ruffle top, my reversible top, or my 15-minute top made from a rectangle? Here's something sweet, stylish, and easy to sew for you: elasticized pants
My niece was very particular on what she wanted for her birthday this year. First off, she loves hospitals and doctors. She's already told her mother she wanted to be a nurse when she grew up.
Pocket Pals - Carrot bag carrierLittle treasures are even better tucked into the perfect little carrierThis bag can be made with or without the handle to make the cutest little carrot pouch, to hold all your treasures along with a front pocket to hold a special little friend. These easy to sew patterns features all color photos and pages of step by step instructions PDF Includes a full tutorials for the mini pal carrot carrier purse/bag print and cut pattern (no scaling needed) *DOLL pattern NOT included***This is for the PDF pattern only, not the actual bag or dolls . Sizes: all agesThis pattern is designed by heidi & finn. All designs are copyrighted 2009-current, all rights reserved.Please read shop policies before purchasingThis pattern is INSTANT DOWNLOAD - which means it will be available to you as soon as your payment is made (if you pay by e-check then you will not receive the pattern until your payment clears)
(hot on the heals of my post about baby wearing...) (this little show and tell has been auto posted to entertain you while I'm off on vacation!) Of all my kiddos, Clare and James have been the most frequently "worn" babies. Clare doesn't remember the all the cozy times she spent spitting up down my chest, but she does see me wear James often enough. And what I do with James, Clare does with Sally: nurse, dress, rock, bounce, sing to, toss off the play set. (Oh no, wait. I don't do that last one with James.) Clare's two-year-old brain has even deduced that there are joys to baby wearing beyond the hair-pulling and shirt-soaking that we mamas endure embrace. Lucky for Clare (and Sally!), a friend gave me some tips on sewing an Ergo-style baby doll carrier, and I picked up a simple pattern here via Pinterest! she's even got the hand-on-the-carrier stance : The pattern was perfect except that Clare is so tiny the straps were a little long. I have to wind them around her a couple times :) If you're interested in making one and the wearer is itty bitty, test out the straps before sewing them in so you can adjust the length if you need to. Also, I didn't have any heavy weight fabric, so I used a medium-heavy weight fusible interfacing on the front carrier piece. It turned out nice and sturdy :) Thanks for indulging me in a little show and tell :)
