practical help and encouragement for homemakers
by Joy Kincaid 13 Comments
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Joy Kincaid says
Thanks, Tanya!
I need to go through everyone's clothes still. Our weather continues to have some warm days and then some cool ones so I didn't want to put away all the short sleeves just yet!
Lilyofthevalley - Tanya says
Sweeet skirts and perfect for playing outside etc… 🙂
I need to start thinking about winter skirts here, hopefully I'll be able to do that is a couple weeks or so. 🙂
Joy Kincaid says
Karen,
Thank you! I had so much fun finding coordinating fabric prints for these. The possibilities are limitless.
I agree about the department stores. Lately I have been able to find so many cute leggings, though. The ones with lace at the bottom are my favorite.
Joy Kincaid says
Jarnette, Maria and Leigh,
Thanks so much for your kind comments! I'll see what I can do about getting a tutorial together. 🙂
Karen Andreola says
I like the rose theme and pretty pink colors of your play-skirts. Leggings are what my own girls wore under their play-dresses, too.
The department stores should take a tip from bloggers when it comes to children's clothes.
Karen A.
Mrs. Arrow says
Dear Joy-
Sign me up for that tutorial! I'm a beginning sew-er and these look like I might be able to give them a try. I would love to learn.
Peace,
Leigh
Maria says
Yes, a tutorial is needed! 🙂
The fabrics look so much fun together…and the girls have grown so much.
Maria
Seasons of Life says
I'll "third" Mrs. Rabe's request for a tutorial/measurement instructions! I, too, have active girls and agree that this is a lovely alternative for outdoor active play and still remains feminine. 😉 Thanks for sharing and I hope to be able to glean from your creative find, too.
Blessings,
Jarnette
Joy Kincaid says
Madame Wildflower~
Thank you!
Sarah~
Thanks! Yes, they've gotten lots of wear already…and they've even been tested out on some hay bales at a friends house…they were great for running and climbing on the huge hay bales!
Deanna and Heather~
Well, yes, I would consider doing a tutorial for these! In fact, I already took the photos of each step when I made these this summer! Thanks for asking…I was vacillating between "should I, or shouldn't I?" Your request lets me know that at least two people would be interested in it! 🙂
Mountain Home Quilts says
I second Mrs. Rabe's request! 🙂
Madame Mara Wildflower says
What cute skirts for your girls! I like the floral patterns with the polka dots. 🙂
Sarah says
They are cute, Joy! And your fabric combinations look so good together. I am sure your girls love wearing them!
Mrs.Rabe says
Those are so cute! As they grow you could add another ruffle!
Would you consider a tutorial or at least instructions as far as measurements?
Thanks!
Deanna