The Spunky Diva

I still need to run the inside seams through the serger and add the button, but otherwise it is finished!  Can’t wait to try it on Ms. Diva and get pictures.

I purchased and cut out the pieces for this ruffle dress the last weekend of March, but then it was put aside to complete some other projects {and interrupted by the kiddos}.  Now, I am back on track to finish this super-cute, super sweet ruffle dress from Ellie Inspired . After cutting each set of pieces, I used a straight pin to pin the cut pieces to the pattern piece.  As a novice at sewing from a pattern this really has helped me to keep the pieces straight, even with the two-plus week gap between cutting the pieces and putting the dress together. I am using my serger to construct the dress.  After serging the side seams of the skirt sections and ruffles, I repined the pattern piece to the pieced together sections.  { Make sure to keep straight pins out of the reach of small children. } Here is the bodice section completed; except for the back placket and buttons. I am going to finish the ruffle edges with a rolled hem on the serger, and would prob...

I went through my stash tonight, and created some more Travel Tissue Holders.  Here are a few to show you...   The red cowboy print is a fabric that I have used for several burp clothes .    The Black and Blue Butterfly fabric is leftover from my purse accessories project , and I have used the Black and White polka dot fabric for Stay-Put Towels . Linking up with...