All week long we are taking a look at patterns that are perfect for Spring, and for Easter that is so quickly approaching! Today we take a look at the Candy Castle Princess Dress by Candy Castle Patterns. And YOU can win your very own copy, make sure you read all the way to the bottom to enter!
Here is the lovely Kari sharing her two daughters in their adorable Easter Princess Dresses!
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Read MoreToday we take a look at the Evie Dress by Izzy and Ivy. Take a deep breath.... and SQUEEEEEEEEEEEE. Ok, seriously prepare for cuteness overload - this thing is adorable. Crystal and Kara are sharing their versions of this adorable dress, I'm already eye balling my stash to see what versions I can sew up for baby girl for the summer.
Read MoreHave you seen the new Lullaby Line by our affiliate Peek A Boo Patterns? If you have a baby shower to go to, a new edition to your family on the way, or a child under 5; you are going to want to take a look at these!
The Full Collection includes: Overalls, Lap Tee and Body Suit, Shorts/Pants, Sleep Sack, Baby Gown, and Hat/Mitts.
Read MoreI am so excited that we are sharing The Pippa Jacket pattern with you today. This is the pattern that put Izzy and Ivy on my radar of consciousness, that made me fall in love with their design aesthetic, and that made me say 'don't tease me, release it NOW!!!!'
Read MoreToday we are taking a look at the Surround Me with Love Skirt by The Plucky Butterfly Designs. This is the first design for this designer and it is such a cute concept for the little girls in your life. The pattern comes in size 2-10y and is designed for either a mix of knit and woven or all knit.
Read MoreToday, we take a look at the Ruby Jean Closet Pretty Pansy Dress - this is such a sweet style that can easily fit your mood and style simply based on the fabric you choose. I love Serena's choice of a bright color palette! Pair it with leggings, bloomers, or knickers and you have the perfect spring and summer look on your hands. This pattern let you choose any length from Mini/tunic to Maxi, allowing you to customize the look for your child. With straps that can either tie as a halter or criss cross in the back with buttons, you can also get a variety of support for your child's age and activity level (I find the criss cross a bit more wearable for my almost 2 year old's love of play!)
Read MoreToday we are taking a look at the adorable Cupcake Top by Sewing Mama RaeAnna. This pattern works for both boys and girls with a great kangaroo pocket for stashing treasures, and an optional ruffle for some girl glam. You can make this pattern out of any stretch knit from stretch fleece to thin cotton jersey - it is perfect for the ever fluctuating temperatures of spring.
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