Thanks so much for your kind words! Hugs*, Deb

Thanks, Linda! There's lots of "spin" in those skirts, so I'm pretty sure they'll like them.

Thanks! I had never made one of these, but it was easy peasy and I do think they made the dresses. I'm in the process of making miniature ones for hair clippies...not so easy. LOL!

Thanks, Shirley for your nice comment! *

They're a size 3T and a lengthened size 4. Thanks for commenting!

Thanks so much! I think I'll be making more of those flowers... Hugs*, Deb

Thank you for your kind words. Hugs*, Deb

Thanks so, much, Sandra! Hugs*, Deb

Thank you!

Thanks Chris! That's quite a compliment coming from you what with all the darling dresses you've made! Hugs*, Deb

Thanks! You start with a circle of fabric (mine were 3" in diameter), fold it in half and half again, gather the bottom rounded edge, pull tight and tie off - that's one of the petals. Repeat again for the required number of petals - I used 6. Stitch the petals together to one another close to the gathering stitches.The center is a yo-yo made also from a 3" circle. Attach yo-yo to the petal circle.
There are numerous 3d flower tutorials on the web, this method seemed like the easiest (sorry, I thought I had bookmarked the site.... but I didn't. If I find it, I'll post the link.) Hugs*, Deb

Thanks for your kind words. Hugs*, Deb

Thanks, Kim! Quite a compliment coming from someone who has made so many adorable and gorgeous dresses! Hugs*, Deb

I still have a smocked dress my grandmother made. I cherish it.

Sure - it's McCall's 5835 and I bought it recently, so it should still be available. It comes in Toddler sizes 1-4. Hugs*

Thank you! I can't wait to see them it them.