
So would it be weird for me to bring this vintage pattern into a hairstylist and say, "This is what I want"? Is that taking it too far? Yes, please make me look like a 6-year old from 1978. Thanks.

And check this out.
Elsie Marley made up a couple of photo collages of her favorites from
Kids Clothes Week and she liked my little
capelet. That really made my day. I definitely did the whole week. Even though I caught a nasty cold, I spent at least an hour each night working on my
cross-stitch. I sew a lot but not every night. This was a good way to buckle down and focus.
I'll have Part I of the upcycled capelet tutorial up tomorrow. It is so much cuter on the kid than the hanger.
5 comments:
That haircut is adorable. I've been trying to get my hairdresser to figure out that's what I want but have never had a picture.
The taller girl's hair reminds me of Carey Mulligan, so just take in a picture of her!
In fact, I think you two have similar features.
I love the hair.
And I totally guessed on the date of the pattern and I was right. I'm definitely getting obsessed.
your caplet is beautiful Beth! I want to make one :)
and yes, love the hair too! :)
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