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A storybook skirt. Sometimes you hold onto fabric for a really long time thinking of all the different applications. And, then one days you stop fussing about it and just make something with it. So, a Hansel and Gretel skirt from the very popular free lazy days skirt pattern which I've made so many times before for Ms. S.
3 comments:
very cute skirt, actually the whole outfit is adorable. and i like the way the photos look too, do you have some special app on your phone that let the pictures look like that? little miss s is a lucky girl with all the bespoke clothing she gets
It's called Shake it Photo and it's like a pretend Polaroid. You shake your phone after taking the picture and it 'develops.'
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