While we are furiously sewing this week, I thought we'd share some of your projects! Hillary made the Starboard Skirt for her preschooler....I love the polkat dots and pears and it's even in corduroy for Fall! Melanie made herself a wrap skirt.  Isn't it darling?  I love the color. Leah made some tea-dyed onesies that are so cute!  I love the trims and buttons she added. And finally Hambergoosa made The Audrey Cape.  I think this picture was uploaded a day or so after the tutorial went ... View the Post

Look at the "Bustles of Love" Dress that I Can't Stop Crafting made.  I love the orange and navy combo....it looks amazing. Also, some School Girl Jumpers....the first by Sweetpea & Pumkins that she paired with an Oliver and S blouse pattern.  Darling. And another one by Kristin.... she let her daughter choose the fabric and buttons.  (They are glitter buttons....every little girl's dream!)   Doesn't she look happy about her choices? Thanks for sending your pictures in! ... View the Post

of the dress.......and doll......is.........(did I create enough suspense?)am12pm!I am contacting you right now!  Enjoy!PS...If you didn't win and still want a doll (but don't want to make one) there are a couple in the Etsy shop.  (But just a couple....)And here are some of our Flickr favorites this week.....The Starboard Skirt by Vanessa at do you mind if I knit? (Go see her blog, her skills are a.maz.ing!)And this super darling skirt from leetriplejs with the pocket tutorial.  Go see her ... View the Post

Hi everyone, hope you are having a great weekend.....today I am here answering some questions that you all have about The Starboard Skirt.  Hopefully your question is answered but if not email me and I will do my best. Question #1 Are there any modifications for an adult skirt? My best answer is maybe, depending on your body shape.  And here's how to know..... Because the skirt is made from a rectangle piece of fabric with a pleat....on little girls whose waist and hips are basically ... View the Post