Thank you for posting this. I actually make quite a lot of dresses that needs ironing for my 8 year old daughter. of course she doesn't wear them every day - in fact she mostly eears leggings and a t-shirt, but she's very fond of 1950s wrap dresses with wide skirts.
I wore these for school and church, but immediately changed when I got home into "play clothes", but then changed back into a dress before dad got home. That was silly and it led to a TON of ironing. No wonder moms stayed home!
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Thank you for posting this. I actually make quite a lot of dresses that needs ironing for my 8 year old daughter. of course she doesn't wear them every day - in fact she mostly eears leggings and a t-shirt, but she's very fond of 1950s wrap dresses with wide skirts.
ReplyDeleteI wore these for school and church, but immediately changed when I got home into "play clothes", but then changed back into a dress before dad got home. That was silly and it led to a TON of ironing. No wonder moms stayed home!
ReplyDeleteThe cuteness /might/ be worth doing some ironing.../might/
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