As I mentioned yesterday, The Cottage Mama Sewing Patterns are going on tour. The first stop is over on the lovely Jess’s blog, Craftiness is not Optional. Today Jess is showing off her version of the Janey Jumper sewing pattern and giving away two copies of the pattern!
Jess has two sweet little girls and comes up with some of the best little girls outfits. She is so sweet and has a really fun writing style. We ‘met’ (though we’ve never met in person) through the first edition of the children’s sewing contest, Project Run and Play. I’ve loved her blog ever since and am so glad we can both share our love of girly girl outfits and sewing for our girls. Jess’s blog always brings a smile to my face. Not to mention the fact that I think she might have two of the cutest little models in blog-land.
Here’s her darling version of the Janey Jumper sewing pattern:
You must check out more pictures of her little cutie-pie modeling her version of The Janey Jumper over on her blog.
Also, head over and enter to win one of two Janey Jumper patterns that she is giving away.
Click HERE to visit Craftiness is not Optional.
To check out more stops on the sewing pattern tour, see the schedule below…….
The Cottage Mama Sewing Patterns ~ Blog Tour Schedule:
November 8th – The Cottage Home
November 9 th – Craftiness is not Optional
November 10th – A Lemon Squeezy Home
November 11th – No Big Dill
November 12th – Kojo Designs
November 14th – Aesthetic Nest
November 15th – Girl.Inspired
November 16th – Noodlehead
November 17th – The Cottage Home
Patterns can be purchased here on the blog (in the right side-bar) or through my etsy shop, The Cottage Mama. Patterns are also available for wholesale purchase. Please email Lindsay at thecottagemama[at]gmail[dot]com for wholesale order minimums and additional pricing information.
Lindsay Wilkes is the owner and designer behind The Cottage Mama. She creates timeless, vintage inspired sewing patterns for children’s clothes. She is also a fabric designer for Riley Black Designers / Penny Rose Fabrics, author of the book ‘Sew Classic Clothes for Girls’ and can be seen teaching nationwide and online in her video series ‘Lessons with Lindsay’ sponsored by Baby Lock Sewing and Embroidery machines.
Oh my, that turned out adorable!!! I might have to get that pattern now, as well!!!
What a cute dress & great pattern! I entered, so my fingers are crossed! 🙂 If not, then I’ll be back with some Christmas money! hehe! Love it!
Love the pattern, so cute.
I so wish my daughter wasn’t 18!
Someday for grandkids!