I knew I didn't have enough time to pull off the dress I had planned, but lucky for me I had picked up quite a bit of Riley Blake "Sweet Divinity" fabric when it went way on sale (like $4 a yard, nice). Then I remembered a dress I had seen a few days back and was able to make Emma a new dress in time for Easter (and I didn't even have to stay up all night to do it.)
Sweet and simple, just the way Easter Dresses should be.
(my family is super awesome at posing for pictures)
I basically did the same thing Carlee did, only I like a longer, fuller skirt so I made mine about 27" long and 60" inches wide, and I added pick ups at each one of the scallop points for a little extra movement.
Happy Easter from Corner House!

You blow me away with every crafty post! Beautiful dress!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, it turned out beautifully, I like how full and long it is. Beautiful fabric, Riley Blake at $4 a yard, that is a steal! Thanks for linking to my blog, I want to do some readers features at the end of the month, do you mind if I share this? I am a new follower, you have so many cute posts!
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www.ladybirdln.com
Absolutely beautiful! And your family photo looks great.
ReplyDeleteLaura, you are just an awesome Mom......I want to reach through the picture and hug that nephew of mine and you are such a beautiful woman! Those children of yours are blessed to come to such a couple. Love you all!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI am going to be featuring this on my blog today! I also am so in love with your repunzle cake, so pretty, what a fun birthday!
ReplyDeleteCarlee
www.ladybirdln.com
lovely dress, lovely daughter, and lovely photos. Your girl looks just darling in it. Great fabrics chosen, love specifically the contrasting dress fabric and belt fabric - along with the scalloped hem. Great job!
ReplyDeleteHi, Laura! Can you please join us again at the Creative Bloggers' Party & Hop? Hope to see you there at the party :)
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