Flowers are for boys too!
Acabo de visitar el blog de Cherie, Youandmie y leí el nuevo post y hablan sobre salir de lo común y quién dice que que las flores son solo para las niñas o que las niñas solo deben usar colores rosados o pasteles? Bueno, me recordó que justo hace dos días terminé una camisa para Sebastián usando una tela floreada con fondo café chocolate. He aquí las imágenes, las acabo de tomar y fue lo mejor que pude captar de ella.
I just visited Cherie’s blog Youandmie and read today’s post. They are talking about going a bit out of your ordinary, girls shouldn’t just wear pink or pastels and boys can wear flower print shirts too. Well, it reminded me that just two days ago I finished a flowery shirt for Sebastián using a flower print fabric with a chocolate brown background. Here some images, I just took them and it was the best I could get of this shirt.
Use esta tela tan linda de Lecien de la colección Memoire á Paris. Creo que fue una perfecta elección de tela para este proyectito. I used this pretty fabric from Lecien from Memoire á Paris. I think this was a very good choice for this little project.
No sé si volveré a poner algo en mi blog en lo que resta de la semana, estoy a seis días de irme de viaje con mis hijos, asi que estoy ocupada organizando maletas y planeando mi estadía en El Salvador. Al regresar de mi viajecito compartire fotos de todo lo que hicimos y los lugares que visitamos. Felices pascuas a todos!
I don’t know if I will right something here in my blog before leaving on my trip, six days from now and I will be heading south with my kids. I’m busy packing and organizing my stay in El Salvador. When I get back from my trip I will share some photos of the things we did and places we might visit. Happy Easter to all!!!
El patrón que use aqui para la camisa y shorts son del libro japonés del diseñador Makié. I used the japanese pattern book from the designer Makié, for both the shorts and shirt.
Posted on March 14, 2013, in Japanese Books, Kids Clothing, Photography, Sewing and tagged Japanese Books, Japanese Fabrics, Kids Clothing. Bookmark the permalink. 5 Comments.
Oh my gosh, that is some gorgeous fabric! I love the shirt on your son, thank you so much for sharing it!! I hope you have a wonderful trip and I look forward to seeing pictures of all the new handmade clothes for you and your family!
Thanks for stopping by Cherie and thanks for your nice comment.
LOVE the shot cotton on those shorts!! This is too cute.
Thank you so much! I love how everything turned out, for a few days I kept sewing shirts and more shirts for him until I thought it was enough. Once you figure out a pattern you want to keep making it in all colours, hahaha!!!
He looks wonderful and the fabrics and patterns you chose suit him so well! I think they’re very stylish and perfectly appropriate for a little gent