I designed this Sketchy Stars fabric at Spoonflower to use for this shirt. This was a much more complicated design than my Simple Bicycles, since I had to make sure the stars repeated in the way I wanted them to without weird tiling lines.
I used my Vintage V-Neck pattern in a size 3, since Bean is right between sizes 2 and 3 right now. Room to grow. I was able to cut this out of just a fat quarter of fabric. You could easily do the same with sizes 18m-2T, but as you can see in the picture, 3T is the max you can go on this fabric out of a fat quarter.
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The sleeves are made from leftover fabric I had after I made Tater his Perfect Polo , and the neck is ribbing I had sitting around. I decided to add cuffs to the sleeves to bring the red color down as well.
I had a grand plan to have Bean do his photos in the same area where sister-in-law and I shot the pictures for the Easy T-shirt Skirts, but this is the best shot I got of him.
Despite my sister-in-law’s antics, we couldn’t even get a smile out of him, nor could we get him to uncross his arms. On the plus side, you can see the fabric pretty clearly.
So, who has a story about a failed photo shoot? Please share – so I know I’m not alone.
Alida L.
Cute! I love the fabric choices.
Joelle
Might I ask which type of fabric you used? I assumed knit, but went to order some and that isn’t an option (unless I’m missing it somehow?). Thanks!
joellemarie72 at yahoo dot com
Melissa (Melly Sews)
It is knit – the Organic Cotton Knit – further down the dropdown menu.
Joelle
Thanks a bunch!
mjb
I love this fabric:) I am definetly adding this fabric to my wish list!!
Kaysi @ Keeping it Simple
This is so cute!! I love his smile, you can tell he just loves it!
Major Moma
Failed photo shoot? Always. I am luck if I can get a good photo of my clothes. I am naturally bad at photography and my kids do not like doing them. So, my blog’s biggest weakness is the photos.