If you were following this last installment of Project Run & Play, you may remember this adorable little chevron dress below from See Kate Sew. I loved the sweet vintage innocence of it.
So when she asked if I would be interested in making my own version I was excited to try it.
I made my version in a simple white linen with orange and white chevron buttons.
I loved this white linen. Not too heavy but not too see through, either. You can find it here at Low Price Fabric. The orange chevron buttons were also from Low Price fabric and you can find them here.
Justine at Sew Country Chick | Veronica at Sew Very | Sabra at Sew a Straight Line | Ashley at Cherished Bliss | Angelina at JoJo and Eloise | Summer at Sumo's Sweet Stuff | Jen at The Crafting Fiend | RaeAnna at Sewing Mama RaeAnna
We took these photos at the old Methodist church near our home.
They recently had the best rummage sale and I got a colorful granny square afghan and a beautiful pieced quilt for eight bucks.
I love white linen. So simple but so classic.
Such a beautiful country day!
The pattern is very simple to sew and the directions are well written and photographed. I think a beginner could tackle this project with success.
It actually took me about three hours to make including cutting. I used my serger to sew most of it.
I also made this cute little white linen flower hair pin with a linen scrap. It's so easy to make. You just twist the fabric, roll it up, and glue gun it to a felt piece.
The church is surrounded by farms. Sometimes I can't believe this place is only an hour from LA!
I love this dress! The shoes are just my favorite. Would you believe we bought them at K mart? The fabric looks like Liberty of London.
Thank you for stopping by! If you would like to try the Zig Zag pattern, you can find it at See Kate Sew.
Gorgeous! You have a knack for photography too! Lovin those shoes...do they come in adult sizes?!
ReplyDeleteI wish the shoes came in my size. I would have bought two pairs!
DeleteSo pretty! Love white linen on little girls, they look adorable! and with those buttons you added this is just the perfect dress for a little girl. Great pics too!
ReplyDeleteI love the way you take photos Justine, you manage to capture the mood perfectly. So wish my kids were more willing to co-operate with me.. I should have trained them better when they were little ;-)
ReplyDeleteWell you can always bribe them with candy!
DeleteJustine, the white linen is perfect for this pattern. Gigi looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Veronica!
DeleteThat dress is so crazy cute. I voted for it that week. And your photos are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mie. It helps to have perfect weather.
Deletewhat a fun photoshoot! I didn't notice the buttons in the ig photo you posted, they are so cute! I love gigi's little giraffe(?), so cute! thanks for sewing this up justine!
ReplyDeleteThanks for giving me the pattern, Kate!
DeletePretty! I think that shape has such a nice, antique feel. Your making me wonder why I ever bother to sew something other than linen.
ReplyDeleteSo very Sweet Justine. I Love linen it has to be one of my favorite fabrics. I also LOVE how you made the dress pop with those adorable buttons :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Angelina!
DeleteAbsolutely beautiful dress and model.. And what a fantastic mom to make all
ReplyDeletethese sweet clothes.. I love that you added the chevron buttons for color..
Just tooo cute. Happy sewing..
Love that pattern too.
Darling dress and great photos!
ReplyDeleteYou should def use up your linen, especially with summer coming.
ReplyDeleteWow, it looks wonderful!! It's beautiful in white and the buttons are the perfect pop. I laughed that you got some zig zag in as well, so appropriate. :)
ReplyDeleteI was one of the testers, the baby girl drinking the tea, and it was such a fun pattern. I'll be making more this summer for sure. :)
Nice to "meet" you!
Oh...it's beautiful and chic! Love your fabric choice and zig-zag patterned buttons are cute :)
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