Sylvie’s dress is finished!
I caught her here in-between smiles…;)
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My granddaughters love swirly skirts like that!
pretty sister in a very pretty dress. There's nothing quite like a twirly, whirly dress 🙂
Absolutely lovely.
Really adorable dress and little girl. I'm noticing the quality of your buttonholes. What kind of machine do you have?
Marguerite
Maggie-
I actually do all of my buttonholes by hand. I know it's crazy, but buttonholes are just about one of my favorite things to do! 😀 It has taken me a long time (and lots of really goofy looking buttonholes) to get them looking so nice, but it's worth the effort for the finished product.
Twirly skirts are my favourite, too! Your daughter is a doll and the dress is so sweet… those heart buttons are the perfect touch!