Just a little something on the sewing machine... :)

Here I am with our dear little cousin in her baptismal gown...Yeah us! Take a look at her gown...

Just wanted to share photos of a baptismal gown I sewed last month for a little baby cousin of ours. The family wanted an heirloom quality gown blending two ready-made patterns and using a certain style trim. I love to sew and can do this specialty kind of garment sewing. It was a joy to create this for little Sasha. I told her mom that every stitch help a prayer for Sasha's happy future.


I love sewing almost as much as I love scrapbooking, so you KNOW I love it! :)

Rockester

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Anonymous said…
It beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!! I know it will be around a long time. Something she can keep forever and use for her children. Hugs, Kitty
8:12 AM
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