Here is part of the batch that I'm sending, you can see more detailed pics here and here. I would have loved to make more but couldn't find any affordable pillowcases so ended up using things I had at home that required more work. One of my readers (Hi Kellie!!!) ordered some pillowcases from http://www.pillowcase.net/ and has promised to tell me what she thought of them.
I have been corresponding via e-mail with Rachel O'Neill from Little Dresses for Africa and she confirmed the need for shorts for boys. As soon as I have more information I will post about it since I would really like to help them.
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Thanks for stoppin' by for a Latte'. My church ladies group is getting ready to make these next month. I'll have to use some of your tips as I am not very crafty. I became your newest follower and I am hoping to gain some inspiration from you in the craft department as I have two left hands. :)
a Latte with Ott, A
Please do let us know about the boys' needs! I have a tween boy myself so I have a ton of left over Boy related fabric I'd love to use for something good! I think Boys get the short end of sewing, there aren't even that many patterns available for them!
~Kelli @ Smidgens
All of the dresses are so cute! I'm sure the girls will be thrilled with their new dresses.
Those are really cute and what a worthy cause. Thanks for sharing!
xo -Elizabeth
Those are adorable. I can just see some beautiful lil girls happily running around in them.
I found you on Along for the Ride's Saturday is Crafty Day. I'm so glad I did. I love you blog. The fact that you made those dresses for them is so sweet. It will mean so much to the sweet girls that get them.
I featured your applique onesies over at my blog Sassy Sites! Come by and check it out and grab a button! :)
What a great cause. Love these dress - they are adorable! It's amazing how the crafting community comes together - fantastic job!Thanks so much for joining the Sunday Showcase. Hope you have a wonderful week! ~ Stephanie Lynn
How lovely they are! I still have some which I was intending to make for the victims of Haiti--now that I think I have bias tape down, I need to make them; maybe I could send them to Africa instead, not sure who needs them most right now...
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