I love my sister but...

I know, you've been on the edge of your seat since my last post...

did she do initials on the shirts or matching applique cut-outs?!

Sorry, Laura, I didn't do the initials.

It's a pitiful excuse, too.

Because they can't be handed down if there's initials.

I mean, I made three pairs of pants, 

and once all the pants go through the 

hand-me-down-chain

(Bailey to Mackenzie to Chloe to Maile to ...)

It's like NINE pairs of PJs!

I know, its a disease.

At least I caught it from my husband.

So, here's what I did instead.

I also finished Bailey's birthday skirt,

which was supposed to be a dress

but thanks to a very last minute implementation of uniform shirts at school,

turned into a skirt.

Same skirt pattern that I used for the fourth of July skirts

(I made it a little bigger in the waist-hopefully I can let the elastic out next year and she can use it again... there is no cure for this disease I tell you)

You can find the tutorial here.

So now I have moved to working in miniature.

Little birthday decorations for Bailey's doll house.

Unfortunately I am really ahead of schedule which means I will have more time

to think of new projects I should do for her birthday....