Twenty two totally unique hand-embroidered dresses are ready to debut at the Maker Faire on October 18th. So far I have figured out how to make them in a few sizes ranging from 0-3 months to 4t. I choose the size the dress will end up being based on the embroidery and trim of the original pillowcase. Here is a sneak preview of a few of the dresses:
So, it's not the easiest feat in the world to photograph some of the designs on these in a short amount of time (which is the only amount I seem to have for every task these days). I just realized that I chose two green and yellow dresses out of all the different color combinations. There are many different colors, believe you me!
And now, if you are dying of suspense about who won the ticket drawing for the Maker Faire tickets, the winners are:
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Solotko: One student ticket (can be used by a child)
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Jen-uh-four: One student ticket (can be used by a child)
Congratulations! The way I generated this drawing was by placing the names in two bowls. One bowl had the name and ticket request number of everyone who asked for adult tickets, and the other had the name and ticket request number of everyone who asked for children tickets. No one asked for student tickets, but the Maker Faire will admit children under 3 for free, so all other children are students right?
Please feel free to stop by the Rose & Duke booth in the Bizarre Bazaar and say hello when you come to the fair.
10 comments:
Love them.
Put on your thinking cap, I will need twin boy/newborns gifts in a little over a month
:-Daryl
These little girl dresses look so fresh and easy to wear. They will surely be a hit at the fair.
Jessica, these are gorgeous! Do you plan to add whatever doesn't sell at the faire to R&D?
these are just too darling for words. i hope you have a lot of success at the fair!
those dresses are seriously SSSOOOOOOO adorable!
Thanks ladies! I do plan on adding some to the Rose & Duke website after the holiday fair season is over (or possibly in the middle of it, depending on how many I can crank out).
Daryl, I have some ideas I'll tell you about for that. I'm making some sleeping gowns with matching caps.
jessica, these dresses are so beautiful!! i wish i could go to the fair and meet you in person and see those gorgeous dresses!
{and i so get only having a short amount of time for each task! now i have to run to pick fini up!}
xo
Yoru dresses are so cute! I wish you made them for big people. Seriously. I would wear one. :) Good luck at the Maker Faire! I hope you sell out!
holy moly, that was today!! these dresses look too freaking cute for words. i'm sure they were a huge hit. i'm going to want to get my hands on one of these for next summer. can't wait to hear how it all went. xo!
Such cute cute dresses! I love the blue gingham with red buttons.
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