Little Miss Norway

I originally wanted to make Julie a denim dress with red rick rack, but the denim I had was too heavy. So I used some navy blue knit instead. When it was almost finished, I thought it needed a little something extra, so I added some ribbon from my stash along the waistline. It looked kind of folksy when it was done--like a little Scandinavian dress. Out went my plans of buying a pair of matching red Mary Janes. A dress like this needed red tights and a pair of sherpa boots. That way Little Miss Norway can stomp through the snow and keep her feet warm.

I could have had our Kirsten doll model this dress, since she is the true Scandinavian around here. But she is Swedish and probably wouldn't want to wear a dress that matches the Norwegian flag. Also, she is all dressed up for Christmas right now, and sitting prettily on the book shelf.

5 comments:

  1. I love this dress! I'm just starting to make some baby doll clothes for my little girl's dolls - my attempts are much cruder but must start somewhere. Your blog is lovely, I will be following!

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  2. Soooo Cute! I sewed some AG doll clothes back in the day - not my favorite thing to do and am not sorry that phase is over. ;)

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  3. Gorgeous! What pattern did you use? I love the boots too...they add just the right touch to the outfit! Visiting from Sew&Tell. Thanks for sharing! Happy Sunday! :o)

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  4. Love the dress! I need to make our Kirsten her St. Lucia's day dress. Thanks for the reminder.

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  5. I really wish that I could handsew--I have a beautiful Victorian doll that needs a new outfit (made from vintage fabric) but I just don;t think I can sew on a tiny scale. Her outfit is beautiful! Thanks for linking up. http://vintagepollyanna.blogspot.com/

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