It's a little Russian Pam! Adorable!
I love that book.  I preordered it before it was released because I could not wait! Such cute projects, not just stitchy patterns.  I want to make the skirt too.

Y'all should see it in person! It is so awesome - almost as awesome as its fabulous sassy stitcher!  Thank you so much, Pam! I love her (and you too, of course!)

love it! I cant believe that you just whipped it up on a whim! You are getting your money's worth with that ruler.

This quilt is so special.  I love that it ties 2 generations of your family together, to be handed down to your own wee Hamster.
The colors are so fun, and your blocks set off the embroidered panels perfectly.
Hugs to you and Hamster!

Thank you, everyone.  They were so much fun to make.  The peasant dress on top was so easy.  I want to get a pattern for baby peasant dresses so that I can make them in more sizes as baby grows.  The style would be easy enough to wing it, but I have NO idea what baby sizes are

It is beautiful and so perfectly stitched.  I love the fun gnome pattern (but wtf with 2 D's??).
I know she will love it and it will be a cherished piece in her home.

Very cute! That kimono top is on my to-do list!

Wow it has been a long time since I posted on Craftster! This is my first post to the children's clothing board, but it will not be my last.  As some of you may know, my bestie, AlwaysInspired is expecting her first baby - a girl - in May.
What is a crafty friend to do but learn to sew baby clothes.
These 3 outfits were created using newborn size free patterns from the web.



First is my favorite, the Infant Peasant Dress new free pattern from Sew Much Ado http://www.sew-much-ado.com/2012/01/infant-peasant-dress-free-pattern-and.html
The fabric is by Prints Charming.  The trim is the cutest teeny wee pompom trim.  Ruffled socks are store bought.



Second is my rocker-baby version of the Itty Bitty Baby Dress from Made By Rae http://www.made-by-rae.com/2008/04/free-itty-bitty-baby-dress-pattern/  I omitted the piping (didn't have any). and added a fun red apron front.  The pants are the Basic Baby Pant from Make Baby Stuff http://www.make-baby-stuff.com/baby-pants-baby-pattern.html  Fabrics are from Michael Miller.




The last one for the day is this fun mod dress and bloomer set, from the Owl Baby Dress by Sew Can Do http://sewcando.blogspot.com/2009/10/little-owl-dress-pattern-is-here.html   I fell in love with the fabric immediately.  Trust me - this one is much more fun in person!  I have not yet sewn on that button, but it is decorative.  The actual neckline closes with either velcro or a snap - I have not decided yet.


I can't wait to sew more baby clothes! I have already bought a couple of adorable patterns from an Etsy seller, and a bunch of fabric to play with!

It is adorable! I love that you made it with vintage fabrics.
I am so excited to meet the Hamster too!

It is a gorgeous quilt! The birthday girl must be thrilled with such a beautiful and heartfelt gift.
I love this quilt pattern, and you knocked it out of the ballpark girlfriend!