too beautiful for words!  I've always adored the Indian clothing for the rich bold colors and elegant yet simple / comfortable clothing!  

of course she wouldn't take it off! I WANT IT TOO!   and I bet dollars to donughts that my 3 year old would adore it as well!   brilliant!

fantastic idea! I wonder if dear husband would notice a few of his shirts gone??? hmmmmmmmmm  Loving the action shots with your little one, esp the last one   she's a born model   I can't wait to find the perfect shirt to try this with my little girl

LOVING this!    I love the striped material on the bust!   very inspiring!

LOVE IT! WANT IT!    I'm more curvy than you and I'd wear it! wouldn't change a thing! in fact it would either inspire me to control my curves or wear a body undergarment under it and pair it with a lil black dress for an evening out!   pry the body garment, I've been forever trying to talk my curvy into behaving itself LOL    loving it.......

beautiful!   beautiful story, dress and kids!   and props to her for bucking the system and showing her own style!

I , too, am a long time admirerer of KatWise crafts and also never going to afford one!  Please, how do you get the stitching in these sweaters?  I can follow that htey are all cut up sweaters and pieced together for the pattern, but I have no idea how to get the look for the seams that makes these so unique, is it a regular sewing machine and embroidered over the top of it? or a special machine to join the pieces?  I would LOVE to make myself one of these!    although being brand new to sewing clothes, a rough idea of a pattern and assembly (pictures work, I'm a very visual person and I'm beginning to understand the basics when putting stuff together) would be much appreciated from anyone

thanks!

beautiful sweater!!!!