The ensemble is complete now with the tee to match the freaking cute shorts. This pattern is also from the 03-08 issue of Ottobre. (Thanks for reminding me to mention it, Beth!!) It is called the "Puffis" tee.
I love this tee shirt pattern! So many cute little details. It isn't the easiest tee I've ever made, but not the most difficult either and the pattern is excellent. I love the little gathered detail at the neckline. I also really like how well the FOE worked for the binding. So fun and it looks great. I will definitely be doing that again!
So, here is a front view.
From the back. You can see the little keyhole in the tee that makes getting it over big baby heads easier. It closes with a teeny snap. This is really well designed!
And an extra picture, just for cuteness.
I love this tee shirt pattern! So many cute little details. It isn't the easiest tee I've ever made, but not the most difficult either and the pattern is excellent. I love the little gathered detail at the neckline. I also really like how well the FOE worked for the binding. So fun and it looks great. I will definitely be doing that again!
So, here is a front view.
From the back. You can see the little keyhole in the tee that makes getting it over big baby heads easier. It closes with a teeny snap. This is really well designed!
And an extra picture, just for cuteness.
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Okay, this is beyond adorable!!! Absolutely precious. So what's on the agenda next? Just a random questions, for knits, are you using a small zig-zap, or are you using a straight stitch and stretching the fabric? Knit has always been a MAJOR fear of mine, but my sister asked for a dress, and that's what I've been working on, and it's poly knit. And low and behold, it's a BREEZE to sew on. It almost seems easier than wovens...either that or I was delirious at midnight last night...hahah....just trying to get a feel for it, that's all, and I was curious. Have a great day!!!
That is CUTE.
You probably already said this, and I just can't remember, but is the t-shirt from the ottobre mag also?
It turned out great--it is well designed and you have the talent to carry it out well. Is this your first FOE? I've read about it a little, and can't wait to touch it, as you know, but haven't used it.
Sorry for my marathon comment today--ps I know which park you were at!
Thanks, Ladies!!
Carrie, stay tuned for a post about sewing knits - maybe tomorrow!
Beth - Yes, it is from the Ottobre magazine. I added the info to the main post, too. It is my first time using FOE, and I will for sure be doing it again. You know how I love bindings...
Darling outfit!!! I love the FOE you used for the binding. One of these days I need to try using it.
That is a really cute shirt design and it looks so sweet on her!
Cute outfit! It looks like it was fun to make! I really need to get my hands on that magazine! I hate to sound like a knit virgin but what is FOE?
Oh, I love this! Super cute T-shirt. Now I want to try this.
That is sooooo adorable! Now I need another granddaughter to make one for! :)
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