pinafore

My first dress! It's the Angel Wings Pinafore by Maxine Gonser. You can find the pattern at Bev's Country Cottage. My daughter pinned it (at Pinterest) and made one herself. Then she told me it was very easy and I decided to give it a try. She was absolutely right. It was very easy and came out so cute!

I haven't added any adornments as of yet. She added a cute little flower to hers which looks wonderful.

I think I might put this together with a pair of white booties I purchased from Merry's Merry Handmades.

Truthfully I can't get over that I actually made this. Every time I look at it I am amazed that it could have come from my hands. There have been a few projects I've made over the years where when I look at photos of them I can't believe I actually made them. Do you ever have that feeling? Most of the time my feelings are totally opposite and I wish I would have done this or that differently even though the finished product is actually fine. I admire people who are rightfully confident in their abilities

If you decide to make a pinafore also, you might check out the Ravelry photos. There are many variations in design. One lady made one for her 3yo and she looks so cute in it!

Next up for me are squares and more yo-yos as well as more spider strips for a ghan. I did put up a spider stitch tutorial at the YouTube site.



I do have it written out as well. Just haven't decided what to do with it. heh

Happy crocheting!
Sandie