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Sunny Day, Everything's A-Ok!

By ari - March 29, 2013
So I made a bunch of master patterns the other day, for Eddie. Slopers/Blocks whatever. I call them bases :) bodices and sleeves and pants in every size from newborn to 18months. It's a good jumping off point for my next adventure. I still have so much work to do but it's nice to have a goal to work toward :) This post...

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Beach Bum

By ari - March 24, 2013
If you haven't heard about the Sun & Surf blog tour by now, then I just don't know what I'm going to do with you! Let me fill you in real quick: A blog tour is where someone who has created a pattern, or fabric, or written a book, sends a bunch of blogs their product. Those blogs promote it, and it goes...

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Panda Ruffled Sunsuit

By ari - March 23, 2013
Do you ever find projects that you've shoved in the corner of your sewing space and wonder why you didn't finish them? This is one of them. I made an entire sunsuit for Eddie about 4 months ago, and all it needed was buttons & buttonholes. I've made this style before, it's by Little Betty Sews and very easy to make! Also free!...

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Edison doesn't like LouBeeClothing

By ari - March 15, 2013
Which is kinda too bad since I am obsessed with LouBeeClothing. Disclaimer: This is a JOKE post. I absolutely LOVE LoubeeClothing, the patterns, the gorgeous girl behind them {Sarah!}and the face of them{ Emmy!}. It's a running joke that I always seem to capture Edison having a whinge whenever I show Sarah the snaps of my tests for her patterns. In fact it's...

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T-Shirt Surgery for the Baby

By ari - March 06, 2013
It's been raining here for months it feels like, I have no idea what happened to our summer, but now that it's a few days into Autumn it's already cold! Eddie had an awesome wardrobe of lovely shorts and dresses and cute tees in corals and mints, I'm really not into pink anymore {excuse the leggings she's wearing ahah} so I chose all...

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