OLD FASHIONED... OR JUST TOO CUTE?
Dressing
kids in matching clothes is considered, by some: old fashioned and corny and by
others: very cute! I am with the last group! J Back in Portugal most Portuguese
clothing brands have matching outfits for boys and girls, so it is rather
common for brothers and sisters to dress alike. Here in Houston, not so much...
I have been here a year now, and so far I have not found any store where I can
find matching clothes for my children... even at Gap it is difficult to find
jeans with the same denim or even the same color. Anyway, not being able to
find matching clothes will not stop me... challenge accepted! After my
arrival here I decided that except for jeans, sweaters and coats, most of
my kids clothes would be sewed by me... if possible with matching
outfits! So, here we go. The first matching outfit I did was a shirt for little
Manuel and overalls for Teresa.

I used Citronille's Balthasar pattern for Manuel's shirt
and Teresa's overalls were self drafted. The fabric used in the shirt is a cotton
seersucker in aqua and the overalls are in a Tanya Whelan's print (love Tanya Whelans' prints!).
Here they are at a crawfish
party!
Matching outfits reminds me so much of the Sound of Music, one of my favorite movies ever! Is this oldfashioned or just too cute?
5 comments:
Definitely too cute!! :)
O macacão ficou muito bonito! Os tecidos da Tanya Whelans são realmente super amorosos.
E os moldes da Citronille são fantásticos!
Obrigada! :-)
lindos!!!!!! adoro tudo!!!
In my opinion... too cute and I don't mind being called old fashioned for that ;-)
Maria
Haha, eu assumi no blog a minha "doença" por por os miúdos a fazer pan-dan. Acho que cá em Portugal já se usou mais, mas eu também adoro. Ter um menino e uma menina torna o desafio ainda mais interessante. Acho que somos um bocadinho almas gémeas da costura ;-)
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