Re: girls pillowcase dress

On Wed, 18 Jan 2006 05:46:31 -0600, Sharon Hays <mamahays@xxxxxxx>
wrote:

>Joy Hardie wrote:
>
>> Hello everyone with little girls. (My daughter is a teenager now so I
>> can't use this idea)
>> I found this really cute dress for little girls that is simply made
>> from antique pillow-cases. What a great idea for using those pretty
>> vintage linens!
>> http://www.jenklairkids.com/Eshop/10browse.asp?Category=pillowcase
>>
>> Joy in Michigan
>
>
>That is a cute idea!! Thanks for posting it. One of my best friends just
>got her first grandbaby--a girl. :) So I've been doing all sorts of
>things to send to the Princess. ;) We all intend to spoil this child as
>much as possible. lol She even has a set of silk jammies that her Granny
>found at the mall. lol
>
>Sharon

Hi Sharon,
Yes, make one of these and let us know how it turns out. I just
thought it was adorable and oh so EASY looking. Wish I thought of it
when my daughter was a wee one.
Joy

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