This one is so gorgeous.
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Another little dress for Betsy
I am really enjoying stitching these little dresses for Betsy's Closet,
although I think I'll be doing some reverse sewing as I think Betsy's sash is a shade or two too light. I think I'll wait until the other four outfits are stitched first. I plan to stitch one a week throughout July.
Beyond the Fringe is a brilliant place to visit for fabulous free images suitable for stitcheries.
This one is so gorgeous.
Huge thanks to Carmen.
This one is so gorgeous.
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Those dresses are all so cute! :0)
ReplyDeleteCute stitchery... Betsy has lovely clothes!!
ReplyDeleteHugz
That Betsy! She is without a doubt the most well dressed little girl around!! I love how you did the hemline.....very sweet.
ReplyDeleteCath @ Bits 'n Bobs
Hi Melody...thanks so much for the congrats on my win over at Deb's! Cute stitchery there
ReplyDeleteWow Betsy dress is a real cutie
ReplyDeletethats a great idea Mel and i love seeing these little clothes that you stitch,well done.xx
ReplyDeleteBetsy's dresses are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteLooks so sweet.
ReplyDeleteBetsy's dress is so cute.
ReplyDeleteDon't un-sew, but consider wrapping your backstitches with another color (slide a threaded tapestry needle under the stitches) to give it more depth and color. I used this stitch on one of my garments where a line looked too thin (the yoke seam on the overalls)and this saved the time of taking it out. It ends up looking like a stem stitch. Just a thought.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Capi
Such sweet little outfits and beautiful handwork!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute dress.
ReplyDeleteWonderful.
Grit
Love the stitchery, I agree with Capi, a great solution! Thanks for the link too!
ReplyDeleteLovely stitching Mel.I enjoyed stitching Betsys closet myself.xx
ReplyDeleteadorable! I do love the flower trim on the bottom of the dress.
ReplyDeleteyour stitching is so pretty. what a dainty little design, so very sweet. xx debbie
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