I love baby daygowns!! This is an Old Fashioned Baby pattern, and this time I chose to have it open in the back. I used a large inverted pleat with a little bullion right where the stitch line ends in the middle front.
I made my own piping for this one. I love piping! I also found a terrific tutorial on how to get the perfect Peter Pan collar. Don't you hate when you wind up with a gap right where they are supposed to meet?? I was having a hard time with that, until I found this tute. Check it out! I must admit, I was nervous even using this method, so I managed to get just a tiny overlap. But I will have it perfect next time!
This is the first time I have done looped bullions. They are surprisingly easier for me to do than regular bullions. I have done a ton of bullions over the last few months, and I still stink at them! I thought we were supposed to get better with practice!! It seems that I get worse! lol I also chose a little scallop hem treatment. This was for a little boy, so I wanted simplicity. This little gift was well received! I'm glad she liked it. I might get lucky and get a modeled pic!
Happy Monday!
Angela
The daygown is lovely! I love the contrast piping.
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Deletelovely day gown...So nice to visit your blog. Thank you so much for stopping by my blog with your lovely comment
ReplyDeleteNima, thank you so much. That quilt is one of the prettiest I've seen. Glad you stopped by blog too.
DeleteAngela - beautiful day gown! Your stitching is gorgeous. I have never tried looped bullions. Thank you for the tutorial link, that looks like a really great method.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Kim! The looped are easier to me than regular! Go figure.
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