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Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Smock-ing

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I finally got the pattern made for this bib I'd been wanting to do for awhile. And although I realize I far from invented the concept of a smock, I think I've put it together in a way that will hopefully make it a little more practical to use.

Its lined with vinyl so its waterproof, and the fabric has been treated with Scotch Guard, so its stain resistant and washable. And it has a little vinyl food catching pocket in front-- well... to catch food;). So that's it.

I am happy about this because I think it will be a really useful practical pattern and can be made by super beginning sewers. Plus I haven't really seen anything like it pattern-wise out there.

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So now there is just the small task of getting the pattern into PDF form and writing the directions...which sadly is always the hardest part for me.

I am really hoping to have it for you soon!

And aren't those the cutest little footsies ever! She's grinning cause I gave her candy if she'd stand on her high chair and pose. You should hear her say "a canie?" You wouldn't be able to refuse her either.

4 comments:

  1. oh my gosh she looks like she's on her way to pre-school or something. what can we give her to stunt her growth...

    the bib turned out so well! you're so good.

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  2. When you get the it done, the PDF should go on your Etsy shop, you hear? It's wonderful!

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  3. Never mind the smock. I'm blown away by the masking tape border on the picture!! And, I agree,
    Vanessa--she looks so big smirking in her smock.
    AuntLeAnn

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  4. What a darling picture Danielle. I am with Leann on the border,so artistic.
    Avery looks like a little girl now. I can imagine how cute it is to hear her say" a canie".
    Darling bib too,honey. I think the diagonal stripe is very trendy and fun and that center seam stripe matching looks flawless........OX,Mom

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