If you don't have a pillowcase, just fold some fabric in half.
So what are you waiting for?
Get sewing!
All trims can be purchased in our online store.
Simone xx
flower class student work!
5 hours ago
Friday, April 27, 2012
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Simone this is genius! xxx
ReplyDeleteJust the sweetest dress...Thanks for the tutorial!..I used to make them as skirts for my daughters! Thanks for the memory maker and a wonderful idea for my market!
ReplyDeleteso cute!! love the trims.
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This is awesome I will be trying as soon as i can! I love your projects.
ReplyDeleteHi, wonderful tutorial! I'm off to the charity shops to see if i can find a funky patterned case! How much trim did you use? I'll probably just get more than I need, just to be sure!
ReplyDeleteOh now that is adorable, love a good excuse for pom pom & ric rac!!
ReplyDeleteJust mentioned your home feature in Home Beautiful on my blog, it was fantastic, i'm sure they sold gazillions more copies are you're in it, love Posie
http://posiepatchworkblog.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/things-im-loving-home-life.html
that looks beautiful on her ! very inspiring :-)
ReplyDeleteIncredible (and incredibly CUTE too) and to top it all off - I have a VERY similar old Cath Kidston pillowcase languishing around too - lol! FAB blog!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute and oh so clever. I especially like the hula hoop & smiles instruction.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tutorial, love the lil dress :)
ReplyDeleteSoooo darling....wish I could fit into a pillow case. xoxoxo Hugs
ReplyDeleteThat is absolutely adorable Simone! I wish my little girl was still little! I love this!
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YES! I finally found this web page! I’ve been looking just for this article for so long!!
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