You know you're singing it:
"Miss Mary Mack, Mack, Mack
All dressed in black, black, black
With silver buttons, buttons, buttons
All down her back, back, back..."
You get the idea. But guess what?! This knit tunic from Love Notions has no buttons! Read on to see what Carrie has to say about this easy, spring staple.
We spent the past week taking a look at Zippers and showed you types, tutorials, and some patterns. This new dress by Aila and Frankie is a great pattern to try your hand at invisible Zippers. And to get you in the mood - Zipper Island is giving away $15 to spend in their shop!!!!!!!!!!!! Take it away Ari......
Read MoreMy Treasured Heirlooms Daydreams Sundress Review by Robin
Read MoreIf you are a regular follower of this blog, you know that last month we introduced you to a new-to-us designer that has recently sprouted wings to create her own label. Of course, I'm referring to the amazing Katie from Simple Life Pattern Company. Fresh and fun designs are what we've seen so far, and we're really excited to see what else comes from this sweet shop! Today we have Kim and Melissa here to tell you all about Phoebe's Drop Waist Dress.
Read MoreOne of the things that I love about living in the Midwest is that we experience all four seasons. Yeah, you'll hear us gripe about the allergies, or snow, or heat, but I love that the weather changes and we get to enjoy all aspects of it. I also love patterns that transition well from season to season. Whether it's throwing a cardigan over it or layering a tee under it, I like for my daughter to get a little more longevity out of the things that I work so hard to make for her. Today we have just that kind of a pattern from My Treasured Heirlooms. I'm going to hand it over to Shae and Rebekah so they can tell you all about it!
Read MoreWe're finishing up our week (or so!) of bag posts with a bag from Australian designer, For My Little Monster. If you missed any posts, you can find links to those at the end of this post. But for now, let's catch up with Carrie as she reviews the Everyday Tote for this up and coming designer!
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We're continuing on with our bags post today and we have a great tote from Emmaline Bags, as well as a review from a new-to-us reviewer! We love Denita to pieces already, and I hope that you all are enjoying her posts as much as we are! She's got a great bag to show off, so I'm going to shut up and let her take the floor!
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I'm not sure what it is about whirly, twirly dresses that send girls of all ages into a swirling tizzy. The more ruffles, the more instant spin gratification! This newest dress from My Little Plumcake is no exception. Keep reading to see what Alexis and Ari have to say about it!
Read MoreLast week, when Sarah reviewed the Vivian bag, I told you we'd have a whole week of bag patterns. I guess I got my weeks mixed up, but THIS week is when we have the rest of our bag reviews for you! And next up is the Tech Pouch Pattern from Lorelei Jayne, reviewed by Kim. Let's see what she has to say about this fun must-have for all your tech items.
Read MoreI'm sitting in my living room, contemplating tomorrow's activities as we are heading into a second day of no school due to the epic snowpocalypse that has brought our area to its knees. (The preceding sentence was brought to you courtesy of our local weather guys. They can totally bring the drama!) I'm not sure if we'll hit a sledding hill or the YMCA (or both!) but I do know that I am SO ready for Spring and Summer, especially the fun clothing that warmer weather insists upon.Thank goodness Mel from Filles a Maman was bidding winter au revoir with her new Clemence Shorts pattern!
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