I have one more project for you that I created for Bella Blvd's CHA Trade Show booth.
Bella Blvd asked me to create some fabric projects using their newest fabric collection- Too Cute To Spook.
I sent them some other items, too, but this was my favorite fabric project!
Isn't she the cutest? I mean, really!
I wanted to make my daughter a witch dress she could wear for our annual "Witches Nite Out" event we do here in Salt Lake City, Utah. It's tradition for hundreds of women to dress up and attend this two night event, eat treats, dance and shop. Up to this point, it's just been my mom, aunts, sister, and friends, but this year I've got to bring the newest, cutest witch- my daughter :)
The dresses at Witches Nite Out are elaborate, with bussles and trains and trim and lights and yards and yards of fabric. This dress is not quite as elaborate, and I actually used parts of a princess dress pattern for parts of it. I made it long enough to touch the ground, and then I added sleeves, extra bussels, and lots and lots of extra fabric, trim and lots of tulle underneath.
The hats are what are really over-the-top. This one is less elaborate but perfect for a first-time little girl's hat. To make the rose I used my ruffler foot (or you could just gather a long strip of fabric) and rolled it into a rose shape and tucked the edges under. The feathers and embellishments were hot glued rather than sewn onto the hat.
Supply List (dress):
Too Cute To Spook fabrics by Bella Blvd for Riley Blake Fabrics
3" wide black gathered lace trim
Hook & Eyes clasps for back of dress
Elastic for sleeves
Interfacing for waistband
Tulle skirt (underneath)
Ribbon (green for bodice)
Ribbon trim (orange- top of bodice- Doodlebug Design)
McCall's M6619 (used parts of the pattern)
Supply List (hat):
Too Cute To Spook fabrics by Bella Blvd for Riley Blake Fabrics
Bella Blvd Feathers: Orange
Bella Blvd Feathers: Pickle Juice
Bella Blvd Feathers: Oreo-Black
Bella Blvd Feathers: Surf N' Turf
Peltex (used instead of interfacing to make the hat stiff enough to stand on its own)
Hot glue gun (to attach bow, "rose" and feathers)
McCall's M5494 (hat only- XS size, shortened the top of the hat by 4 inches)
Thanks for visiting and spending the week with me seeing all the new CHA goodies coming out!
Hope you enjoyed my projects!
Tiffany