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↑ Maya

Tue, Jan 06 2009, 4:28 pm

This is a sweater I'm knitting for my 3-year old son. These pieces are the back of the sweater, and the sleeve.

↑ creativemommyto3 ↓

Wed, Jan 07 2009, 12:28 am

Nice, I really want to learn to knit!!

↑ mandksima ↓

Wed, Jan 07 2009, 12:35 am

creativemommyto3 wrote:

Nice, I really want to learn to knit!!

Me too! But then, I'd really get nothing done. Let me finishes the few hundred ideas for projects in my head first. Maybe when I'm a grandmother, BE"H.

↑ creativemommyto3 ↓

Wed, Jan 07 2009, 12:37 am

mandksima wrote:

creativemommyto3 wrote:

Nice, I really want to learn to knit!!

Me too! But then, I'd really get nothing done. Let me finishes the few hundred ideas for projects in my head first. Maybe when I'm a grandmother, BE"H.

I already crochet and do needlepoint and want to quilt and sew.. I do it on weekends and a few minutes here and there..

↑ micki ↓

Wed, Jan 07 2009, 7:46 am

wow love the sweater! I want to learn to knit.
I love sewing, but I haven't touched the machine in a while. I need to finish the alef bais chart and duvets for my babies room, before they are grown ups!
great stuff from everyone!

proudmommy0f4 ↓

Wed, Jan 07 2009, 9:12 am

I'm in!

Here's a dress I made for my 7 year old daughter:

a skirt I made for my oldest

don't forget something for Barbie :-)

↑ micki ↓

Wed, Jan 07 2009, 9:48 am

can forget babrbie! lol- but I love those sleeves on the dress!!! did you do a rolled edge hem on them?
the skirt is also great- what pattern did you use?

dilego ↓

Wed, Jan 07 2009, 10:06 am

wow I love the barbie one ,but how do u manage to sew the armholepart?

↑ proudmommy0f4 ↓

Wed, Jan 07 2009, 10:30 am

The dress was McCall's 4243 with an extra ruffle added on the bottom for my ruffly girl! I just did a narrow hem on the sleeves. (Like this ebay auction)

The skirt was Simplicity 5351. (Like this using the long option)

The Barbie dress came from a mishmash of online patterns! The sleeves were designed to not have any gathering, I sewed them in flat and then did the side seams after - down the sleeve and then down the side of the dress.

babygirl

Wed, Jan 07 2009, 10:40 am

Oh wow they are all so amazing! Im still in middle of a needlepoint that I havent touched in over a year! oh well! but yeah knitting does seem pretty cool!

↑ dilego

Wed, Jan 07 2009, 10:45 am

thanx for the explanation.

↑ mandksima ↓

Mon, Jan 19 2009, 11:06 am

Here's more examples that I took pictures of. Nothing is perfect as I'm teaching myself by learning from my mistakes. Almost everything has something to match for her dolls.

I made this top to match the skirt by cutting up a plain white top and adding matching fabric. I only made a barbie skirt to match so far.

This was for her doll only

She has a matching jumper/dress but I can't find it so here's her matching doll's dress:

I just bought material for the Purim costumes so I'm really excited to start.

LeahRivka ↓

Wed, Jan 28 2009, 8:17 am

Some great looking sewing, and other creations.

As others have said, sewing is not so complicated. It can be challenging, but well worth the effort. Especially when you can make your own clothes.