
Lindsay from the Cottage Home, quite simply, rocks my world. This lady is so incredibly talented, everything she publishes becomes a new favorite of mine. In other words, yes, today I am revealing another blog crush – Lol.
Her artistry never ceases to amaze me…with her fabulous finishing work, choice of fabrics, and incredible eye for photography, she puts out the most incredible pieces of work every single time.
To say I am honored that she would join us here today is an understatement, I am thrilled and overjoyed, and once again dancing jigs around my living room.
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If someone asked me what has surprised me the most about blogging, my answer would be just how NICE everyone is! Every blogger I ‘meet’, I am just overjoyed to find out how nice they are – perhaps it has something to do with the fact that they love what they are doing. And Lindsay is no exception. She is so incredibly sweet, always answering e-mails and comments, that you just love this woman!
When I saw what she had for us today, I nearly keeled over. I am not sure what I love more, the dress or the fabric!!! So without further ado, I give you Lindsay from the Cottage Home!
Pillowcase dresses are great for little girls. They are perfect for summer, they can be layered in fall/winter, they become a top once they outgrow them as a dress, they take no time to make and the possibilities are endless. I thought it would be fun to change up your basic pillowcase dress. There are a gazillion tutorials online for pillowcase dresses (such as here, here, and here) and they are the perfect beginner sewing project. The pillowcase dress is a wonderful pattern to make your own and is great to experiment with because the fit is so forgiving.
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I just love pictures of Savannah, she is just so adorable. And the more I see pictures of her, the more her personality is just popping out! So cute! And I love that the ruffle on top actually isn’t ruffled, of course it would do that once the neckline is tied together – makes me do a big old ‘duh’ smack on the top of my head.
Seriously adorable! But waiting until September seems almost unbearable now…lol
Thank you so much for being here Lindsay, as always you stuff is amazing!
I agree, that is such a tease using quilt market fabric. I can’t wait for this beautiful fabric to be available!
I just stumbled upon your blog and had to comment.. that is just too cute!
Savanna rose was my best friend s name in elementary school!!. Lol how cute