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Fabric Friday: Georgie’s choice

Published by Rebecca on August 3, 2012

I went to Spotlight with Georgie a few weeks ago. She chose this fabric, after going a bit dizzy with all the choices of colour, weights, patterns and styles.

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Georgie’s idea is to make a skirt for herself and a dress for Ella, so the two girls match. I bought 1.5m of this lightweight cotton ($13p/m on sale) so I have enough for those items as well as some pretty hair accessories and maybe some appliqués for matching t-shirts.

I’m proud of Georgie’s choice. The colors in this fabric are bright and feminine. The pattern is cheerful. I think it would make nice pretty summer outfits for my girls.

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