Showing posts with label amy butler fabric. Show all posts
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Monday, March 25, 2013

Project Run and Play- Week One Sew Along


This week starts the first week in Project Run and Play. I don't know too much about it, but loved the themes they had going on so I decided to try to sew along for this one. I am not sure I can do the rest but this theme was F-U-N.

 The theme was "Inspired by Art."
"Choose an artist, art movement, or artwork and create a children's look inspired by your choice."

 Not only do I love art, but I love history and I love a challenge.


I have always liked Pablo Picasso. Really just liked, not so much love. He was pretty amazing. I can identify with him as he changed so much throughout his creative career. I feel like I have changed creatively so much in the last few years.

Anywho, when I came across this painting I thought it might just be perfect for this weeks theme.
It is called "Woman in a green hat"
He painted it in 1947.
 

What else came out in full force in the 1940's?



 None other then the fantastic peplum top/skirt.



This all fell together nicely because I have been wanting to try to make a dress/top with a peplum skirt.

Here were my results.

The "Pablo Inspired Peplum."
 
 
I just so happened to have a few fat quarters left of some if this Amy Butler fabric and it was the perfect color to go with my inspiration. I paired it with black for the underskirt which is connected to the top, (so you could say this is a dress; one of those tricky, is it a dress or a top outfits??!!) and used the black on the back for some contrast. There is also a pretty detail in the front, with the added contrasting yolk. The back also has some spiffy patchwork across the bottom of the peplum. And the back bodice closes with a cute overlay. 
 
 
Coincidentally green is a HUGE color this season.

 
Total win, win!
 

 
What do ya think!??


Not to shabby for my first sew along-ish type thing! (Don't mind her she is just doing her "Top Model" pose.)


My smashing model really liked this style too! See, here is that spiffy patchwork I was telling you about....


 
 I might just need to make another one in a more "Hannah" color, aka, pink or something of the sort, so she will actually wear it!
 

L
 
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