This is what I came up with.



As I've pursued all this crafting stuff I've become more and more fussy with my finished projects. Sometimes I'm probably too hard on myself - but there was a point in this project when I had finished - unhappy and unsure I had done my best - I took everything apart and adjusted just very slightly. I think it was worth it. But I took this photo in a moment of frustration!

For this project I butchered Kwik Sew pattern 3105 and McCall's Crafts M4338. The fabric is Moda Always & Forever Forget Me Not Bouquets White
4 comments:
They're both adorable Rachael! I love the fabric that you've chosen too!
what fabulous nightdresses!! I remember when my monster wanted matching outfits for her teddy to wear, even a bikini!
Cute nightgowns! I love the idea of the growth tucks.
Been there. Rob shakes his head when I pick out stitches to fix something only I can see. He's gotten used to it, but if I know there's something wrong, I can't not fix it.
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