. . . and of course every wizard needs a magic wand to cast his spells - which in our house involves turning everyone into a goat! I used the Simplicity Pattern 5512 - which I fell in love with not least because of the girl's cape. I have always wanted a cape like that. I am definitely going to make it for Flopsy Bunny. She is already asking for a Belle dress (from Beauty and the Beast) and I think she might just have to settle for a Belle cape instead. As I have some red velvet left over from curtain making and spotted some lovely cream fur trim in Fabric Land recently!!!
Tuesday, 1 March 2011
Wizard Boy
At last some dressing up clothes for Little Roo. As requested by Flopsy Bunny - his very own wizard outfit . . .
. . . and of course every wizard needs a magic wand to cast his spells - which in our house involves turning everyone into a goat! I used the Simplicity Pattern 5512 - which I fell in love with not least because of the girl's cape. I have always wanted a cape like that. I am definitely going to make it for Flopsy Bunny. She is already asking for a Belle dress (from Beauty and the Beast) and I think she might just have to settle for a Belle cape instead. As I have some red velvet left over from curtain making and spotted some lovely cream fur trim in Fabric Land recently!!!
So the outfit was a little bit of a pain to make, mainly because I choose some very shiney fabric which frayed a lot. I appliqued on the stars and set to work making it up. Lovely design but it was miles too big, the smallest size was age 3 but still Little Roo looked a bit like Dopey from Snow White in it. Anyway disaster struck with a too hot iron while I was pressing seams and it meant that I had to chop 6 inches off the bottom. But as it turned out that was exactly the amount needed for it to fit properly! The purple tabbard has been a great hit with Flopsy Bunny and she likes to wear it for a dance class play. I've been instructed to make another in pink for her! I love the edging - silver ric rac and silver bias binding wonderful! The wand was made from black felt and although not very straight and a bit bendy is great because it won't have anybody's eye out!
. . . and of course every wizard needs a magic wand to cast his spells - which in our house involves turning everyone into a goat! I used the Simplicity Pattern 5512 - which I fell in love with not least because of the girl's cape. I have always wanted a cape like that. I am definitely going to make it for Flopsy Bunny. She is already asking for a Belle dress (from Beauty and the Beast) and I think she might just have to settle for a Belle cape instead. As I have some red velvet left over from curtain making and spotted some lovely cream fur trim in Fabric Land recently!!!
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