Dolls by Duchess and Hare
/Today Laura reviews the adorable Bunny Doll by Duchess and Hare. This doll includes a cape and would be a great doll for a gift.
Read MoreToday Laura reviews the adorable Bunny Doll by Duchess and Hare. This doll includes a cape and would be a great doll for a gift.
Read MoreToday Kari reviews Pearl's Zipper Dress and Top by Simple Life Pattern Company. This final product looks like it would be a difficult sew but Kari found the tutorial made it easier. Lots of attention to detail in this sassy dress.
Read MoreJackie reviews the Mara skirt and the Perfect tee today by Modkid. Jackie loves the euro sizing so that she gets a great fit for her daughter. Chris also sewed her version of the patterns.
Read MoreToday Heather reviews the winter accessories from Jalie. She made these out of a super soft animal print fleece allowing her daughter to be warm and stylish.
Read MoreToday Katy reviews the Take A Bow dress and matching Winslet Cape capelet by Duchess and Hare Patterns. This delicate pattern is full of dainty features and tons of twirls.
Read MoreToday Rebecca reviews Jalie pattern 2911. One of the awesome features about this pattern is that it spans child to adult sizes and can be used for unisex wear giving the sewer one pattern to fit the whole family.
Read MoreLarissa shares her version of the Alivia dress from The Handmaiden's Cottage.
Read MoreToday Kari reviews the Eloise Dress by Foo Foo Threads while Laura sews up another version as well. This dress or shirt is super adorable and fun to wear.
Read MoreToday Teronia has sewn the reversible Jezebelle Apron by Handmaiden's Cottage. This pattern features a sweetheart neckline and a cute yet practical pocket.
Read MoreToday Gloria June sews up this super fun Harbor Hoodie from New Horizons. Using some faux sherpa fur, this hoodie is ready for some seriously stylish winter weather.
Read MoreAll reviews are completed by an objective 3rd party who received a complimentary copy of the pattern in exchange for the review.
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