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Would you like to sew for Phoebe?

February 23, 2014 Lisa Press
The beginning of a sewing series for Phoebe (and maybe Egg)

The beginning of a sewing series for Phoebe (and maybe Egg)

Here is a sneak peek at the Phoebe and Egg Learn to Sew sewing kits. Each kit will come with almost everything you need to sew a simple (but cute) wrap dress for Phoebe. The kit will be designed for beginning sewists, adult or a child 7 and over. The kits will include almost everything you need except the sewing machine, scissors and iron. 

The dress, despite being very easy to sew, is very cute and can be embellished in so many ways. The first version is with a fabric yo-yo and button (which of course will be included in your kit) along with pattern pieces printed on freezer paper that can be ironed directly onto your fabric (no pinning).

Check in later, I'll post a few photos of the dress. Also the last photo below gives you some idea what goes into creating a pattern for a simple dress. Not so simple.

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Proto-typing1.jpg
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What goes into creating a simple dress is not so simple.

What goes into creating a simple dress is not so simple.

Source: www.PhoebeandEgg.com/blog
Tags sewing, sewing doll clothes, learning to sew
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