But I finally found a nice simple pattern that works for me and my old machine. You can check it out here.
Does anyone know a good way to keep the ends of the ribbons from fraying?
We have a neighborhood garage sale coming up in a couple of weekends. I'm thinking about making as many of these pillowcase dresses as I can before then and trying to sell them to the locals at a reasonable price. Hopefully, all the practice will lead me to more creative ways to make the dresses more fun and unique!
That is just beautiful! I just made a "no" sew version and blogged about it the other day.....Did you get that fabric at Hobby Lobby? I got that same material there for the exact same type of dress! I am excited to see what mine is going to look like when its done! SOOOO pretty! You did great! Hope your having a wonderful day! xoxo
ReplyDeletep.s. I have put a little big of fabric glue around the edges of ribbon and it has helped with fraying big time. Hope that helps!
What a good idea! The dress is so cute! Wish I could go to your sale ~ I'd buy that dress for sure:)
ReplyDeleteI singe the end of ribbons with a match... maybe sounds dangerous but it usually works for me:)
martha!! i love that dress! Can you make Kaelynn one? I use a match as well. it doesn't catch on fire like you think it would!
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