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1 and 2.  Extra Petite | Petite Fashion, Style Tips and DIY , 3. Red Dress with White Collar 4. Flower Dress   5.  Ula Style: Pre-spring wishilist  6.  Laundry by Shelli Segal Knit & Faux Leather Drop Waist Shift Dress | Nordstrom  7.  Ideas for Styling Your Little Black Dress - Sortashion  8. French Red Dress  9.  Outlined Dress  10. Color Blocked Dress  11. Lace Dress  12. Green Dress This is a collection of dress ideas for the Marianne Dress Sewing Pattern by Christine Haynes .  It is amazing how many ideas there are for one dress. The possibilities are endless. It is hard to pick just one style to go with. I would love one of each of these. That is also one awesome thing about sewing. Once you sew a pattern and get the right fit, you can make it over and over again using different fabrics to achieve a new look. The Marianne Dress has two views so there are even more poss...

Front Facing of the Sutton Blouse Wow! I still can't believe I am a contestant in the Sew Mama Sew, Super Online Sewing Match II . It has been so much fun! Day one, I printed the pattern out and put together the templates. I had a few yards of muslin fabric and made a test run to make sure the fitting would be right.  Back Facing of the Sutton Blouse Day two, I visited a small fabric store around the corner called Sew Happy Fabrics and shared with the owners about the contest. We talked about fabric choices and went with 3 yards of rayon challis, Flower Blossoms. That way I could make two Sutton Blouses , if I made a mistake. This fabric is so soft and moves easily with your body. I can see why women love to wear it.  Side Facing and you can see the side seam. The Sutton Blouse Pattern, created by Kelli at True Bias , is a simple top with only 4 panels to sew together. You might start to wonder, why does the pattern have a difficultly level of intermediate...

I am so excited to announce, I am one of the ten contestants in the Super Online Sewing Match II!!! Welcome to Sew Spoiled if you are new and coming from Sew Mama Sew take a look around and stay as long as you like. You will find sewing tutorials, inspiration and crafty goodness. I made these cute shorts from Amy Butler, Harriet's Kitchen Sugar Fabric. The pattern is McCall's #6361. Once you find your correct fitting with this pattern you can make a skirt, shorts or pants from it. Wow, I had this in my stash forever. I always thought it would make a great wristlet. Now it is a pair of shorts. I love how fabric is so versatile.  I still have not heard what the first challenge will be so I am biting my nails. This contest is the best summer roller coaster out there! Thank you Beth and Kristin from Sew Mama Sew for including me in this challenge.

Congratulations! Your bag will be in the mail tomorrow. Thank you to all who participated and look for more Sew Spoiled contests in the future.