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I love this little corduroy dress. I sewed it (and shared it) back in August, shortly after finishing it. Of course, I knew it would be a while before that sweet Miss L could wear it, since fall doesn’t arrive in Atlanta until mid-October — and even then we still get plenty of 80+ degree days into November.

Kids have a funny way of growing. Even my little pea, who is so tiny and grows so slowly.

I put this cute, round-neck dress on my sweetheart this morning and found that it is no longer a dress. Nope, it’s now tunic length. It once hit right below her knee caps. It is now 1.5 inches above her knees — and if she raises her arms, it’s like a night on the town with attention-hungry TV reality stars.

Good thing she can still wear it over pants — although I may need to make some more of those, now that I think about it.

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10 comments to “Grow”

  1. Jen

    Isn’t that funny. It’s not until you put clothing on children does one realize how much they’ve grown. We have many tunics in this house now because of that.

    Jens last blog post..Some Things For You

  2. Peggie

    I am sitting here making Christmas PJ’s for 19 grandkids and you show me this now to remind me?!? I guess I better go bigger on them.

  3. Jeannine McCloskey

    I am so sorry to hear this. However, can I copy your dress? LOL. I think it is so cute, no matter how your daughter wears it. You are so incredibly talented.

    Jeannine McCloskeys last blog post..Christmas Dresses

  4. Lis Garrett

    I love the look of tunic-style tops over pants, so I think it’s perfect!! And corduroy makes it ALL the better!

    Lis Garretts last blog post..New Things

  5. Tiff@Three Peas

    It’s really adorable. Yeah Kids tend to do that when your not looking!

    Tiff@Three Peass last blog post..Craft Project Thursday: Homemade Slime

  6. Olivia C

    That is too funny…although painfully familiar. It seems like every time I blink my babies are bigger! Love the dress/tunic.

    Olivia Cs last blog post..Computer Woes and Wildlife

  7. Susanna (A Modern Mother)

    80 degrees in November? We’re lucky if we get 80 degrees in August! I never want to hear a complaint from you again!

  8. Marlya

    This is gorgeous! I love the colours.

  9. Rachel

    it’s sooo adorable! I am planning on making something similar, only I can’t stand sewing on a curve so I’m making separate straps to sew on and will button in the front.

    Rachels last blog post..Photo A Day

  10. Rachel

    oh! I especially love this style because you CAN put pants under it.

    now…

    to learn how to sew pants…

    Rachels last blog post..Photo A Day


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