
I've loved the look and idea of a smocket for a while now. I think my girls would get some great wear out of them and they are so sweet - so i set to work following two tutorials i found on the internet.
Firstly this one: Reversible Pinafore Dress
and then this one: Happy Smocket
I kept the side seams though as found it was a better use of fabric (and i'm sure one to get the most i can out of my fabric)
This one was made from my Fabric Stash and i have made it reversible.
One side is a lovely natural linen with a pocket on it, and the other is a blue paisley with some basic applique trees - another skill self taught and needing more practice.
I love how the pocket and trees have turned out

This one was made for one of Emma's friends birthdays, Emma thought that Rio would like some clippies as well so i came up with this simple design of just wrapping thread around them then sewing on a button to match the smocket - Simple and affective.


and i think local mums would snap these up at the local markets too, right?
2 comments:
Love the smock!
Hey you should nominate your blog for the the Best woman blogger of the year. Check it out at www.mumsontop.co.nz
I linked to this post, because I like your smockets - its here http://mummyzilla.blogspot.com/2010/09/smockets.html
Angela
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