Timeline: Kennah’s Easter Dress

March 17, 2010; 10:12 a.m.

March 20, 2010; 4:27 p.m.
by Sonya Hemmings

March 17, 2010; 10:12 a.m.

March 20, 2010; 4:27 p.m.
1. Side job (Shawn).
2. Homeschool park day (Sonya and all Littles).
3. Trying to think of something creative to make for dinner (Sonya).
4. Tutor-job prep (Sonya).
5. Reading Do Hard Things, by Alex and Brett Harris (Sonya).
6. Reading Ginger Pye, by Eleanor Estes (Sonya, Kellen and Kerrick).
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6 comments
Sew adorable!
) I love the idea of the petals! I wish I had done something like that when Kristelle was little. I can just see Kennah spinning around in her new dress! Does she have to wait for Easter??
I love your layout photo also. All your brilliance and love show here young lady. I know it is something Kennah will treasure – through all of her years.
Sonya, that’s adorable! I had to send it to Cheryl right away. You must post a picture of Kennah wearing it. Is that an old pattern? Only because the Simplicity envelope reminds me of my childhood! Good job posting again! I finally did too, today, after a little hiatus!
Thank you, Tamara! Kennah will have a hard time waiting until Easter—but yes, she has to!
Thank you, Wendy! Simplicity has been around a long time (since probably way before we were kids). This pattern is from 1999, when, believe it or not, I bought it before I ever had kids or knew whether I would one day have a daughter. (Back then I was doing a lot of sewing for my niece and nephews, but I never got around to making this particular dress until now.) As I was sewing it, all of the kids wanted to try using the foot pedal of my sewing machine, and they loved the story I relayed about you getting “speeding tickets” during the sewing portion of your home-ec class.
Love,
Sonya
Thanks, Aunt Yvonne! I had so much fun doing this! I’m glad it shows!
I just wish my mom had saved some of the Easter dresses she made for me and my sisters. I have some photos of us wearing them, which I’ll try to scan in and post on Easter Sunday.
Love,
Sonya
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