After sewing up a Geranium dress for my adorable niece, I got it in my mind to sew up four more for three friends who have little girls.
First, a pair of Geraniums for a pair of sisters. I wanted to use fabric from the same collection and really liked the florals from Beyond the Backyard by Jane Farnham for Camelot Cottons.
Big Sister got a tunic-length Geranium with cap sleeves and a pleated skirt with pockets and little sister got a sleeveless dress with a gathered skirt. I lined each dress with the opposite fabric for a little pop of coordination and both dresses had a U-notch neckline.
I also made another toddler size for my grad school roommate’s daughter. One of the first things I learned about Sarah was that she knew how to forage for fruit and mushrooms, so the woodsy print from Helen’s Garden by Tamara Kate was a perfect fit. This dress also has little yellow flower buttons.
The last dress was for a friend from high school and college’s new baby girl. She had peonies in her wedding bouquet, so I thought this Pat Bravo Poetica print was spot-on.
I hope these dresses are worn and enjoyed by my small friends! Finishing these was one of my Q4 Finish Along goals!
What a great thing to make and give! Love the way they are photographed too! :)
Those are really adorable. Thanks for sharing.
These are so cute!!! I love your thoughtfulness in choosing fabrics! I’m sure the dresses will all be very much appreciated
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