Who would have thought that she might ever want to dress as something other than a princess at some point in her life. I still can't quite believe it.
But she was very clear. A clown - with a striped shirt, a bow tie, a red nose and a wig of red curls.
I tried to make a sort of girly version of a striped shirt and one that she can wear even when she's not a clown. I just have to make a little sewing time go a long, long way.
The bow tie makes me smile. It's a made of one of the last scraps of one of my favourite fabrics, (previously used here and here and here). So next time I get mad at all the fabric stacked into our tiny flat I'll look at it.
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she's getting older!
she looks lovely.
It is a stylish clown and pretty everyday-shirt/tunique. I love it!
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the most stylish clown in the universe!
Love the shirt. Great that she can wear it again.
Simple costumes are the best!...and so are striped shirts :-)!
@ Laura. I think I have to try to make one of these pouches soon.
@ Kristi. I think the pattern alternations I used on the shirt are very similar to the ones you used on the lovely nightgown you made.
Love it all!
La mía también lo tenía claro: de fantasma o de pirata. ¿De fantasma o de pirata?... nada de princesas... tenía una alternativa: de dinosaurio también le parecía bien... y tiene 3 años y medio, quién hubiera imaginado que nada de princesas... jejeje tu niña está preciosísima de payaso!! y la mía de pirata ;)
@ Bebestilo. Qué suerte tienes. Mi pequeña insiste en salir en medias cada días porque es una princesa :)
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