Mallory is planning a trip for Uganda in June, and needs Pillow Case Dresses for the many girls in need in Uganda.
Want to HELP?
Making a pillow dress is easy, and a great beginner project. You can find a simple tutorial at Sew Like My Mom.
Never fear, you can also make a no-sew pillowcase dress...believe it or not, it's simple and just as nice! Here's a tutorial from Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom.
Or do you remember this guest post from Simple Simon and Co,
you can make a pillowcase dress out of an actual pillowcase in just 15
minutes! This one was made one from a beautiful vintage pillowcase.
So what do you think? Let's all chip in and make a pillowcase dress! They will take any size, any color, whatever you can do willbe great. So make it a family project, a church project, or a blog project! Let's help these girls out!
The deadline is May 31st!
Completed dresses can be shipped to:
Project Yesu
c/o Rory Fundora
1178 Willow Bend Drive
Clarksville, TN 37043
What a great cause! I'm going to pin this to spread the word. :)
ReplyDeleteI posted a link to this on my Got It At Goodwill facebook page! One my dress is completed I'll also do a blog post to help spread the word. https://www.facebook.com/GotItAtGoodwill?ref=hl www.gotitatgoodwill.com
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute idea!! I love this so much <3
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You need to examine the fabric. Karen Millen Dresses meant for special occasions are often made from cotton, silk, brocade or linen. Nonetheless, the kind of fabric that the Karen Millen dress must have should be one that's ideal for the time and period when you'll wear clothes. This means that dresses produced from thick fabrics should end up being worn for colder several weeks and dresses with slim fabrics are for springtime and summer.
ReplyDeleteI love this one. I am posting it on Monday at my site and I will be participating. I will send some bandana dresses (if that is ok.)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a wonderful idea and I'm so thrilled you included a no-sew version! (which I will attempt) I'll try to spread the word- especially among my can-sew friends!
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of helping others through our blogging world.I'm now your newest follower.Would love for you to drop by and spend some time with Me-Denise of Coffeeberry Cottage
ReplyDeleteThis is so great. I'm going to work on one this week. Thank you and thank Amy!
ReplyDeleteMailing 5 dresses today :)
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