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Two By Two

The baby tea is Sunday for my sister,Rae's, twin girls, Iris and Lily. This is what I've been up to. I have enjoyed sewing for these lil angels! I made two church dresses in 3mo out of dotted swiss batiste; crochet to entredeux around neck, sleeve, and hem; the embroidery has the initials out of bullion roses and bullion stems; and did I mention the pintucks. I made two pair of crochet Mary Janes with different edgings( just like the dresses) Iris has a picot edge and Lily has a scallop edge. I also made the girls each a pintucked batiste blanket with crochet to entredeux edges. Rae loved Maddie's milkmaid dress so I made her TWO! I will have better pics of everything after the tea, sorry but I have no light!

Comments

um...wow *faint* beautiful work! Well done you!

Dee
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Anonymous said…
So, so sweet! Have fun!
hope ya'll had a wonderful baby tea for rae. you did such a beautiful job on the stuff for lily and iris. :)

oh and corgan slept through the night again last night! woohoo!
Yummers! said…
The dresses ar lovely. Again, you created heirlooms to be kept forever.

I bought you a magazine with some cute smocked dresses in it that I saw in a bookstore this weekend. Send me your addess via my email and I'll get it into the mail this week.
Enjoy,
Joni
Oh such beautiful work & perfect for twins, same style, just with a different twist to each other. I never dress my twins the same, they are different people & personalities, but gees they look cute in the same dress, difference colours. Now the only thing that matches are their school uniforms. Keep up the divine work, it's just glorious. Love it, love Posie
Unknown said…
so cute, great job!

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Angela said…
I LOVE THEM! I LOVE THEM!
I had to say it once for each baby! First, their name are adorable!
Those dresses are exquisite. You do such amazing work! I bet she loved them! I love how you made tehm each special and I couldn;t tell you which I love more!
I am blogging about the blessing gowns I just finished and would love to know what you think since this is your cup of tea.
BTW, I am adding your shoplink
You are wonderful at making stuff like this! I wish I could have someone like you here at my house teaching my just how to do all of this.

Dora Renee' Wilkerson
whit said…
what gorgeous clothing for these little angels. I just found your blog and think I might have to add it to my daily reads!

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