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Had my grand for the night, so we sewed up these shorts for her, she picked the material she wanted. (kid loves blue) helped iron, pin and sew them. She is 3 years old and did a great job. we also made her a little drawstring bag. It is so great to be teaching her so young how to sew, she wanted to know were was the tag on the back, told her since we are making them we didn't have one. Only the big manufactures put them on LOL
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So happy you have the chance to spend time with the granddaughter! And to make a sewing project, well spent time!
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Yes it was great quality time with her. Thank you
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dailylaundry
27 Jul 2014
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I love the fact that you are sharing your joy and knowledge of stitching with your adorable granddaughter!! This kind of knowledge will stay with her forever - how wonderful is that!!! Love the shorts - so cute!! Hugs, Laura*
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I have looked forward to stitching with the grands, this is the first one I have been able to do this with and I enjoyed it so much. She will learn not all things have to be bought for sure LOL Thanks
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Pretty shorts and very pretty granddaughter! Great job!
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thank you
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asterixsew
27 Jul 2014
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What a great way of spending time with your gd. Sounds like you will be having hours of fun together over the years. Lovely gd and fabric too.
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yes I see many years of sewing and embroidery and other things together, great quality time spent with just the 2 of us. thank you
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The shorts and the Grand are both absolutely adorable!! I have a feeling you are going to be buying her an embroidery machine in the not-so-distant future :)
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she has helped with ITH items before, mainly stuffing them and watching them stitch, this was the first I let her iron, pin and sew. She really enjoyed it. I have a few embroidery machines so she will have access to them all the time LOL thanks
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They sure are cute! How fun to be able to teach them so young!
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Cute and smart ! Great combination. Yes Grandmother, you can put labels on.Look at these, they were not expensive, at homesew.com. I have to use them, especially when I sew for Avery to keep up with what size I sewed her last. I also have the month sizes. Give gd a big hug and tell her to keep up the good hobby.
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Both are cuties...I must say your assistant did a right professional job on her short. You could make your own tag/embroidery...'Made by Gram & ; with the date and she will be a happy camper! It doesn't have to be fancy. Who knows this may trigger her to be a fashion designer! :-))
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Adorable! The shorts too. ~hugs~
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Yes!
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PatriciaVosloo
27 Jul 2014
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Between the two of you you made an appealing garment. It is wonderful that you are instilling a love of sewing in your grand-daughter, particularly from such an early age. Nowadays, it seems that young girls (teenagers and beyond) do not even know how to sew on a button - never mind put up a hem. Patricia
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I always put a tag on the back of shorts helps the little ones dress themselves. If you don't have size tags use tape. Lovely job on the shorts.
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justonlyme
27 Jul 2014
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I made clothes for my kids all during their growing up years. They were bothered by no tags too. So I just folded over a piece of satin ribbon and stitched it in the seam. It also helped them know front from back. Cute clothes and adorable granddaughter you have there!
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What a grand feeling it is to start teaching our crafts to 1 of our own. congratulations to you. She is a beautiful young lady and she'll learn to love it as you do./Lillian
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Real sweet pants. and a sweeter story .. I love that you are able to start teaching her at such a young age.. Maybe you better get some ribbon and make her a personal tag love that she thought of that.