Sunday, 25 October 2009
Gearing up for winter.
There is definitely a chill in the air now here and after a depressing time trying to find my eldest son a "nice" dressing gown (they are either covered in characters, or in camo fabric or skulls which my son hates!) I decided to tackle the problem myself!
It was a fairly straight forward pattern (one I could actually understand!) Butterick B4652. I did the smallest size from the packet which was age 7 (as he will be 7 next year) but as you can see there is plenty of growing room! I left the pockets off as requested by my son.
On the whole I was pleased with it (although I was rushing so it could have been a bit neater) until I was finishing the sleeve. That is when I noticed a fault in the fabric - a line of several holes! I was gutted! This was brand new fabric not a seconds and it has several holes in it! I have checked the rest of the fabric and there are holes in that too. I will be complaining to the shop!
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2 comments:
great dressing gown, love the fabric, I may be inspired to make one for my youngest boy as he has taken to wearing my bright pink one much to the amusement of his brothers!!
lol Ruby,
Looks really cool even with holes. xxx
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