When we went to Joann's a few weeks ago my daughter loved the green colorway of the Juliana Horner prints. I had been wanting to make her a Roller Skate Tunic, so I let her choose 2 of the prints.
I was not surprised that she chose the green print since she loves green and flowers, but I was surprised that she chose the black print.
I made the tunic reversible at her request, but I did roll the fabric toward the black side a little when I pressed the seams since I think she will wear the green side more often.
The only thing that I don't love about the pattern is finishing the back and side seams. Below the elastic casing these seams are exposed. Since I don't have a serger I have to zig zag them and I sincerely dislike doing that. I considered trying French seams but I wasn't sure how to make that work with this pattern.
There will definitely be more of these in our future.
And now this sweet girl has made it through her first week of kindergarten.
Seriously high cute factor here! And I see little Batman got in on the photos too. :)
ReplyDeleteThose are great prints :) And the dress is just too cute!
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ReplyDeleteThe tunic is cute, but the model is even cuter.
ReplyDeleteThat is adorable! I like her taste in fabrics. And those are such cute pics!
ReplyDeleteI love the tunics. I just bought the pattern. Your daughter is too cute.
ReplyDeleteOh, super cute tunic! Those are some great fabric choices. Girl's got style!
ReplyDeletebeautiful tunic, I love that it's reversible. And your little girl looks so "grown-up".
ReplyDeleteWow, this is lovely! It suits your daughter down to the ground. She looks very happy with it, which I bet is super nice for you :-) I can imagine exposed seams really not being ideal for children's clothing though - I don't have any hints for you on french seams sadly.
ReplyDeleteadorable tunics! i kind of want to make one for myself.
ReplyDeleteShe looks adorable, and the tunics look amazing! Great job :)
ReplyDeleteOOh, I have made my daughter a dress from this pattern, but it is pretty hot here in TX so I changed it from fully lined to just having interfacing.. This post has inspired me to make the tunic version, it looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteSo cute- the tunic and your daughter. Very comfy looking too.
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