Made it Monday: Polka Dot Dress

Monday, January 30, 2012

For me, sewing is like exercise.

I always hate doing it, but I always like the result.

Scott and I are trying to get through the last season of 24 on Netflix right now. We usually watch it late at night, and I found that I was having really intense nightmares (for example, being interrogated and having bad guys break Georgia's fingers one by one to get me to talk). I hate nightmares, but I love 24. So, I decided that if I focused on something else while watching it, I didn't have so many nightmares.

Such is the background of this polka dot dress.


It's probably one of the better sewing projects I've done, and I like that I was able to finish it late on a Saturday night so Georgia could have it for Sunday. I even made that matching bow on her head because I am ridiculous.

At church, a lovely lady tugged on Georgia's new dress and said: "They have the cutest clothes for babies these days." I swear I was about to cry. I looked at her and said: "Really? I made this." She looked impressed and it made my day. My week. My year.

7 comments:

  1. You are a super mom!!

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  2. You are a super mom!!

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  3. Carrie that dress is DARLING! And I can't even handle that little picture of sweet Georgia in it. Good job!

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  4. I am madly in love with that dress! You are just so talented and such an incredible mom!

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  5. it's perfect! You just motivated me to really learn how to sew!

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  6. Well, I could say that I don't like the dress, but that would be a lie. I do like it. I like-like it. I like-like-like it.

    I love it.

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  7. I scoff at those "super mom" comments! I still haven't cleaned up the mess I made with this dress. Also, Anna- this was a really easy project. I'll bring the pattern next I come down and we can get some fabric and I'll help you make it.

    And Val- I like you and your comment. Like-like.

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