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Cover; Legal Page; Table of Contents; Preface; The Boutique Look; The Basics; The Basic Bodice; The Peasant Top/Dress; The Pants; The Skirts; Resources; About the Author; Patterns.;With 23 projects in sizes 2-6, you can create a closet full of clothes for any little girl in your life. Everything you need to learn is here, from the basic sewing to the stylish finishing. Its all about handmade!

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Text and style photography copyright 2010 by Mary Abreu Artwork copyright 2010 by C&T Publishing, Inc.

Publisher: Amy Marson

Creative Director: Gailen Runge

Acquisitions Editor: Susanne Woods

Editor: Cynthia Bix

Technical Editors: Carolyn Aune and Gailen Runge

Copyeditor/Proofreader: Wordfirm Inc.

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Illustrator: Zinnia Heinzmann

Photography by Christina Carty-Francis and Diane Pedersen of C&T Publishing, Inc., unless otherwise noted

Published by Stash Books an imprint of C&T Publishing, Inc., P.O. Box 1456, Lafayette, CA 94549

All rights reserved. No part of this work covered by the copyright hereon may be used in any form or reproduced by any meansgraphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, taping, or information storage and retrieval systemswithout written permission from the publisher. The copyrights on individual artworks are retained by the artists as noted in Little Girls, Big Style. These designs may be used to make items only for personal use or donation to nonprofit groups for sale. Each piece of finished merchandise for sale must carry a conspicuous label with the following information: Designs copyright 2010 by Mary Abreu from the book Little Girls, Big Style from C&T Publishing, Inc. Attention Copy Shops: Please note the following exceptionpublisher and author give permission to photocopy pattern pullout pages P1-P4 for personal use only.

Attention Teachers: C&T Publishing, Inc., encourages you to use this book as a text for teaching. Contact us at 800-284-1114 or www.ctpub.com for lesson plans and information about the C&T Creative Troupe.

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Abreu, Mary.

Little girls, big style: sew a boutique wardrobe from 4 easy patterns/ by Mary Abreu.

p. cm.

ISBN 978-1-60705-188-6 (softcover)

1. Girls clothing. 2. DressmakingPatterns. I. Title.

TT562.A27 2010

646.4'06dc22

2010014304

Printed in China

10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Dedication

For my late mother, Anna Abreu, who continues to inspire my crafty adventures. She was the original craft addict; my partner in all things stitched, painted, or made by hand; and my best friend.

Acknowledgments

The amazing Lisa Carroccio (aka The Diva) was with me every step of the way. Her guidance, input, and advice were invaluable, and I am blessed to have her as a mentor and friend.

My friend Sarah Phillips of Intown Quilters in Decatur, Georgia, lets me teach at her store and pick her brain, and she never says no when I need a lunch buddy.

Thank you to my awesome pattern testers: Jessica Chapman, MaryAnn Lopes, and Hayden Thornton. Yall rock!

My life is filled with such an awesome cast of supporters and cheerleaders. Special thanks to Amber Hartenbower, Sheree Schattenman, Jenn Cristy, Amber Turnbow, Tess Wiebe, Kristina Milling, Anna Garner, Tricia Estes, and Bari Ackerman.

Angela Shimada and Katie Moore helped me get back into sewing after a lengthy break, and I owe them so much for it.

The beautiful little girls wearing these clothes hold a special place in my heart. Thank you, Charlotte, Ella C., Ella J., Kayla, Sarah, Tatum, and especially Liesl.

A big thank you to my C&T/Stash team for helping make my lifelong dream a reality.

Thank you, Michael Miller Fabrics LLC, Timeless Treasures Fabrics Inc., Robert Kaufman Fabrics, and Intown Quilters for providing many of the fabrics used throughout this book.

Dad and Jo, thanks for believing in me and being the loudest fans any girl could ever want.

I could not have written this book without the support of my family: my husband, Matt; my sons, Joshua and Garrett; and my daughter, Liesl. Thank you for putting up with my obsessions, the deadlines, the constant hum of the sewing machine, and the incessant stream-of-consciousness chattering about this book. I love you.

Contents

THE PROJECTS

Preface I spent much of my childhood watching my mother whip up anything and - photo 3

Preface

I spent much of my childhood watching my mother whip up anything and everything on her 1967 Singer Touch & Sew. Skirts, dresses, overalls, T-shirts, Halloween costumesthere was nothing she couldnt make. I was always so proud to show up on the first day of school in clothing she made especially for me.

When I was expecting my first child in early 1991, I dreamed of the day when I could sew clothes for my own daughter. After two boys and nearly 14 years later, I had a little girl of my own and could begin to make my sewing dreams a reality.

Thankfully, sewing is cool again! The range of fabrics and notions available is mind-boggling. Its not unusual for me to spend the first twenty minutes in the quilt shop just wandering around to get a feel for whats new (and to see what fabrics start calling my name). I love it so muchIve even been known to help other customers pick out just the right fabrics for their projects.

Push aside all the trends and popularity, though, and youll find that sewing fills a need to be creative, to make something useful, to experience the type of satisfaction that comes with knowing, I made that!

I used to be embarrassed to admit to someone that Id sewn my daughters outfit, unable to accept the compliment. Luckily, Ive gotten over that and am now very proud to show off my work. I hope you find that kind of inspiration here and make the kind of memories for your daughter that my mother gave me.

Happy sewing!

What is boutique Childrens boutique clothing is something of a grassroots - photo 4

What is boutique Childrens boutique clothing is something of a grassroots - photo 5

What is boutique"?

Childrens boutique clothing is something of a grassroots movement. Although the word boutique may bring to mind pricey European clothing brands, the childrens custom boutique market is actually more of a homegrown industry born out of creativity and necessity. Think thousands of at-home seamstresses designing, sewing, and selling their work in limited quantities to an eager audience searching for unique clothing thats always a perfect fit.

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