I have a new little niece who’s been really fun to sew for. We are already indoctrinating her to her parent’s country lovin’ ways with a Rockin’ Baby Gown” made from an old George Strait concert T. Unlike baby shoes, it’s super cute and practical at the same time.
(to “girlify” the pattern a bit, I added an upper puff piece to the sleeve)
Find the tutorial for the Rockin’ Baby Gown HERE.
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So cute! I love George Strait too so that makes it even better 🙂
I love it!! The puff adds the perfect touch of girly. I tried to make a shirt from your tutorial using new jersey fabric and I had the most difficult time sewing the neck. I’ve never sewn with jersey before, do you have any suggestions?
how do I print the actual pattern pieces
this is carrie
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August 23rd, 2012 at 12:26 pm
Click on the tutorial link in the post above. In that post you’ll have to click on the “tutorial” link again and in that post there is a place to download the pattern.
Do you sell these George Strait baby gowns? i want one
This is Carrie
Twitter: thisiscarrie
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January 26th, 2013 at 11:12 am
Sorry! I just happened to have a George Strait concert t shirt laying around!
Hi, I LOVE your stuff! I’m just now getting into sewing things other than pillowcases with my moms singer sewing machine from the 60/70’s. I was wondering what sewing machine you use and which one would you recommend for beginner projects. I intend to take on bigger projects so I’d be interested in getting a machine that is user friendly but that will also last me a LONGTIME!thanks for your input! -aly
Love your site, especially the Re-Fashioned things. I love creating new from old. I will defiantly be making some of these baby bags from t shirts..
Thanks for sharing!
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