Pillow Case Dress Tutorial

3.27 2008

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This post will mainly be a photo tutorial, click on any picture to make it larger. If you have any questions, let me know.

Supplies/Tools Needed

• 1 pillowcase
• bias tape (optional, you can also use the extra pillow case for this)
• elastic
• safety pins
• scissors
• measuring tape

First measure you child. You will need to measure across the chest. You will also need to measure the length that you want the dress to be. This measurement is from the chest to knee or mid calf. (ie. Hatties measurements are: chest – 6 inches, length – 20 inches.) The chest measurement is for the elastic.

Standard (American) Dress Lengths for Little Girls

6 – 9 months: 14 inches

12 months: 15.5 inches

18 months: 17.5 inches

2T: 19.5 inches

3T: 21 inches

4T: 22 inches

5/6: 24 inches

7/8: 26 inches

Next you will cut the pillowcase. When you cut acroos the top of the pillowcase (i.e. lenght), add an inch to the length for your casing fold. For the arm holes cut a ‘J’ edge, along the side seams, that is about 3 – 4 inches high/3 – 4 inches wide.

If you want to make your own bias tape from the pillow case selvage, you should cut that now. For a 1/2 inch bias tape, you need to cut 2 1/2 inch strips. Cut two strips.

Next you will iron the casing for the elastic in the front & back of the pillow case. Starting at the raw edge, iron a 1/4 inch fold then fold & iron a 3/4 inch fold.

Finally sew the casing closed. Sew as close to the edge as possible, leaving a 3/4 inch casing. This step does not have to be perfect. The roaching from the elastic will hide a multitude of mistakes.

Now while you have the iron out, iron the bias tape. This is how I make bias tape, if you make it differently, make it how you usually make it.

First Iron in half, open. Then iron both raw edges to the center. Finally fold & iron in half again.

Your project should now look like this.

Now you will feed the casing with elastic. You will want to cut the elastic the length of the chest minus 1/2 inch. You will need 2 pieces of elastic the same length. Attach a safety pin to either end of the elastic for feeding purposes.

Feed the elastic through the casing. Then sew all four raw edges of casing, sewing the elastic into the casing.

Now pin the bias tape to both arm edges.

Starting at the edge of the bias tape, begin sewing the tape closed. Continue sewing closing the dress in the tape. Make sure you give yourself enough room to catch both edges.

Finish off the bias tape by using your button hole stitch on the diagonal.

Snip all of your seams. Viola, finished dress.

For personal use only.

Comments

1. .caroline armelle. :

   how cute is that?
   oh, i need a little girl..
2. Melain :

   HOW the hhhHHELL did you come up with that idea! So cute.
   
   ps... What's a girl got to do to get an invite to read your other blog...?
3. Jan :

   That is so cute Susan. Thank you. I want to teach my daughter to sew and that would be a perfect start.
4. Movie Queen :

   Can I just have that one in the picture? Not that I have a girl that little to put it on. Oh, if only I could sew...seriously, I am so impressed that you whipped that up. What a CLEVER and super CUTE idea.
5. LauraLea :

   Thanks for your tutorial. I'm a soon to be grandma and am making a file for the grandchild to be. I found you roundabout after looking at Anna Maria Horner's blog, then JenRedInstead Flickr pattern and she also has a blog. I will only be using the pattern tutorial for personal use making gifts for family. Thanks! I try to respect everyone who I get information from and give credit where credit is due. This pattern comes around every so many years. I remember it when my daughter was little, 20 years ago. People like you with the tutorial have helped me remember how! Thanks again. These are so sweet! Your tutuorial is excellent!
6. Candas :

   I want to know more about that fabric! I love it! What kind is it? :)
7. erin :

   found you at the SLC farmers' market this morning. my sister bought a couple ponytail thingies while i ogled your little girls' dresses. you pointed me here! thanks again.
8. Mormishmom :

   So cute! I googled tutorials on pillowcase dresses and found you. Here's hoping this one's a girl so I can make one!
9. Paula :

   Susan,
   I saw how you made these when your neices all came to church matching and then to nursery where I carefully examined how you did it. They are so stinking cute. My girls wore them just about everyday this summer. I even made myself one to use as a cover-up at the pool!
10. Jesslyn :

    Hey, I found u via google search!
    
    Thanks for the wonderful tutorial.
    
    ~Jesslyn from Malaysia
11. Cindy :

    Googled this as I saw the dresses for $50 at a shop, found the vintage pillow slips (gorgeous hand appliqued and embroidered) for $3 a pair at a thrift shop and needed the pattern. Thanks so much! Added you to my favorites, as grammie to 11 (more girls than boys) I'll check back for hints.
12. Jenny B :

    Found you through Google search! Thanks for the instructions. I'm off to make one now.
13. ellen :

    I love this idea...saw it this weekend at a local craft show but the lady wasn't much of a seamstress. I love that you listed the the lengths of different sizes but how do you know about the width of the dresses? I know you said to measure the chest for the elastic but how do we know how wide to make the dress?
14. Peta :

    I just googled pillowcase dress and came up with you. Many thanks! I will be dusting off the sewing machine this weekend.
15. straubfamily :

    I found you through a google search and I love it. I've had a sewing machine for 3 years and have yet to use it. This looks so easy and the dresses are adorable. Can't wait to make one for my daughter! Thanks.
16. JuliaGulia :

    Hi I found you by just googleing pillow case dress. LOVE IT!!!! Thanks your pattern is so much easier then others i have found. Thanks again.
17. possumgrape :

    I found this by Googling "pillowcase dress". Thanks for the wonderful tutorial! -Diana
18. Beth :

    Found through Google. Great instructional page. Good job!
19. Elyssia :

    These dresses are absolutely adorable!! I can't wait for summer now!! My daughter is 2 1/2 and I have another girl on the way due in late may. I just made this dress for my daughter, thank god it was a practice dress because I hand stitched it. I will definitely need a sewing machine next time around, but overall it is so cute!! I googled pillow case dresses and out of all the tutorials, yours was the easiest to follow. I read 3 other very complicated ones. Thanks so much!!
20. The Rauths :

    so bummer that i did not see this tutorial before i made mine for craft hope this weekend. you tutorial is so much more helpful and specific than any others out there. i need to try them again now! thanks for taking the time to write this.
21. Katie :

    Just over from Craft Hope. I made my first dress without the tutorial. My armholes look a little lumpy. I also made my own bias tape. Wondering if you have any suggestions for getting the armholes to lay better?
22. Lopez :

    Searched Google for this pattern and viola! Thanks!
23. Nesiejean :

    Read a post on Polka Dot Cottage (http://www.lisaclarke.net/2009/02/23/the-girliest-thing-ive-ever-made/#comment-21890). Gonna make some for my coworker's daughter.
    
    Thanks!
24. Stacey :

    So glad I found you through Google! Wondering if I can link to your post on my blog www.sweetdaisydesigns.blogspot.com? I'm working on a different variation of the pillowcase dress, but your instructions are great! (LOVE all the pictures!)
25. Jill :

    i'm bookmarking this!
    found you thru a link posted here:
    http://shestories.blogspot.com/2009/02/ive-been-crafting.html
26. Anonymous :

    I was looking for a simple a-line dress pattern and found the website for "Design Mom" with a question about an a-line dress. "liz s" left an answer with a link to this site for a simple tutorial on how to make one from a pillow case. Since I know almost nothing about sewing, all directions online are confusing to me. I'll probably not make it even though everyone says it's so simple.
27. Mary :

    Thanks for the great tutorial. I found you through Google. In an hour (with interruptions) I had a cute new summer dress sewn for my daughter out of a free pillow case. Can't beat that! Thanks again!
28. Nicole Comer :

    I found you through google. I am having a dickens of a time trying to find cute pillow cases...any suggestions?
29. Kathy :

    Thanks so much for this tutorial! I found it via Google and have made one dress and am now working on a second. I have one son but am making dresses for friends and nieces too!! For the above poster, you can find cute pillowcases at thrift stores, antique stores, and even walmart & target.
30. nawna miller :

    If you can't find cute pillowcases just use 1 yard of your favorite fabric. Measure the width of a standard pillowcase and cut your fabric the same width plus a seam allowance. Follow the same directions for length except add enough for a hem. I just made 2 dresses alike for my grandaughter who is 1 and a great niece who is 16 months. I used a different embellishment on each one.
31. Karissa :

    I love this...will be making one for my girl today, I will be making my own "pillowcases" because I haven't found any I like!
    
    This is one of the cuter pillowcase dresses I've seen! Thanks for the tutorial - yours was the first that came up in a google search.
32. Amy :

    I found this through chikaustin's blog. I am going to try to make one in time for Easter. Thanks a bunch for the pattern!
33. Carol J.U :

    Hi! I found you via Google earlier today while looking for an easy to understand dressmaking tutorial. I came across a few but found your instructions to be the clearest =) I am now totally inspired to try making some of those pillowcase dresses for my three-year-old daughter!! THANK YOU SO MUCH for posting the tutorial!!
    
    Best Regards,
    Carol Ujan,
    ~ from Malaysia ~
34. milk made baby :

    Again, the first one that popped up on Google search... Thanks for this!
    
    Your fellow Utah Etsy-an,
    :) Emlyn
35. Julie :

    Hi. Darling dress and great tutorial. Thanks for sharing. I came by way of Craft Hope.
36. Maria :

    Thanks for a great tutorial :-) Very illustrative. I found you through Google, one of the top links
37. Andrea at Opulent Cottage :

    Thank you for a wonderful tutorial, Susan! I found your link on Craft Hope, and when I have finished my doll, I'm finally going to make a pillowcase dress. I have several vintage ones that I have been saving because I didn't want to ruin them.
    Cheers, Andrea
38. aurelia :

    Super cute! Thanks for the tutorial! I found the link from Craft Hope. Now I have a use for the single pillowcases that somehow lost their mates!
39. Anja :

    Thank you for the tutorial.
    
    I came from Allsorts - I was following Craft hope links all around :o)
40. Fat Mumma :

    I came from twitter... http://twitter.com/thericebabies Really love what you are doing and will be looking for you next project. If I get time will have a go at the doll.
    
    Love Fat Mumma
    www.fatmummas.com.au
41. Stacey Hill :

    Found you via CraftHope. Thanks for the tutorial - it's great!
42. Suz :

    Oh I love your way better than the pattern I just bought and cut out! I'm doing it that way next time! Extending the bias tape for the straps is a great idea!
    
    I came from Baby Center's Crafty Sewing Moms.
43. Kristy :

    gorgeous and a great idea!
    Thankyou for sharing it with everyone.
    
    *ps have emailed to the address in the top left of your page but the mail came back undeliverable :)
44. kaka :

    bonjour,
    
    i'm french, i have 3 children and i love sewing for us..
    i don't speak english very well, sorry if you don't understand all what i say...
    I like this pillowdress and thank you for the tutorial !
    i think that my daughter will be so beautifull with !!!
45. The Ballard’s :

    I googles pillowcase dress & found yours. Thanks for the good info, I am going to try it today!
46. Carmen :

    I'm a huge newbie to sewing, but have known that I wanted to learn to make these types of dresses for my daughter. I followed your tutorial and finished the dress in less than 24 hrs off and on. Thank you so much!!!
    *You should see photos of it on my blog within the next day or two. :)
47. Brett and Emily :

    I love this! Thanks for sharing.
48. Melissa Stover :

    i want to try this. found you through google.
49. Christian @ Modobject at Home :

    Thank you for sharing this wonderful tutorial! I used and adapted your instructions this past week to make a preemie-sized day gown out of a cut-off pants leg. I love the way it turned out! There are photos if it on my blog, and, of course, I linked back to you!
50. adorable pearsons :

    I googled 'pillow case dress' and found this awesome tutorial! I hope to make them soon. They are just darling! Thanks!
51. Jen :

    I got here from Modobjectathome.
    Didn't read the tutorial in detail, but looks like it would be a very good resource if I'm ever in a position to make a PCD.
    (I have one little boy & one on the way.) The pictures are very helpful.
52. Misty :

    I found you by swagbucks.com (like google). I bought a pillowcase today at goodwill for $.50 and now I have a super cute dress for my daughter. I will post pics to my blog tonight! :)
53. Arin :

    Love the tutorial! Thanks!
54. Token Asian Friend :

    I googles "pillowcase dress" and found yours. It was the cutest one by FAR!
55. Gran :

    Hi - found you through Sew Blessed. Thank you - great tutorial. I want to make some dresses for Sew Blessed. Such sweet children.
    
    I have a new web site and give away if you are interested.
    
    http://web.me.com/knot_yembroiderylady
    
    Thank you!
56. Tara :

    Hi there...found you through Google. I scored 4 awesome pillowcases at a thrift store a couple of weeks ago and can't wait to make these dresses for my 3 yr old. Thanks for the great tutorial! Will send you a link to photos if I can find the time to get them done. First step...get off the computer!
57. sewjunkie :

    Thanks for the trip back memory lane. My mom use to make these for me and my sister in the 70's. I love when everything comes full circle!
58. HodgePodge :

    Found you through HipGirlClips.com. Super tutorial! Hope I can find the time to try one for my daughter
59. mandi :

    found you on 'say yes to hobokan'. this is the best pillow case dress EVER!!! so classy!
60. Big brother, Little sister. :

    thanks so much for the fun tutorial. I changed things a little but it was fantastic to follow such clear instructions.
    http://coopsnpeps.blogspot.com/2009/07/sewingcreating-this-week.html
    
    cheers
    Bron
    
    ps from a google search xo
61. Tara :

    Thanks for the tutorial! Here is a pic of mine, completed: http://www.flickr.com/photos/7412001@N06/3781453600/in/photostream/
    
    I think I googled to find you.
62. Stacey :

    Thank you for the tutorial! That must have been a bunch of work to take the photos, write it up and post. Obviously, many have benefitted...Hopefully myself as well! Going to try this out this weekend in preparation for a craft show...
    
    -Stacey
    http://www.hazelmoonflyhairbows.etsy.com
63. Anonymous :

    its really marvellous and easy to made. i will sew it for my both daughters
64. Anonymous :

    its really marvellous and easy to made. i will sew it for my both daughters
65. Rushton Reflections :

    My parents have that pillowcase, well actually I have it now. Scary stuff. Very cute.
66. Luciene Vieira :

    Thanks for the tutorial. I'm brazilian and arrive here from http://coruja.updateordie.com/de-0-a-3/2009/07/fronhas-que-se-transformam-em-vestidinhos/.
67. Elizabeth :

    I wanted to thank you for this easy tutorial. This was my first project EVER on the sewing machine, and it turned out super cute! I already had someone offer to pay me to make one. :) I made a gameday dress for the University of Georgia, so I used a black pillowcase and added red/white ribbon to the top and arm holes and a big red button at the top of the dress. I love it! Thanks, again!
68. Anonymous :

    A gal from our book club showed us a finished dress. It was darling! When I go to FL I'll let the crafty stitchers and helping hands groups know about this project. It's such a good idea!
69. Chickens in the Basement :

    I have been searching websites for an hour for a tutorial on making a pillowcase dress. Yours is by far the best. Thanks! Now, I'm off to my sewing machine!
70. Rev. Kazimiera I.H. Fraley :

    I just used your tutorial to make a dress for my near 3 year old. Thank you so much. Never have I been this happy with a finished product and completed a project with such few frustrations.
71. ModernGear TV :

    I wonder I wonder I wonder...if this could fit ME!! SOOOO cute!
72. Amber :

    Thank you so much for taking the time to do this tutorial!!! I made one today while the girls napped and it worked out beautifully. Please feel free to check it out:
    http://gigglesmum-creativeheart.blogspot.com/2009/10/50-cents-pillowcase-dress.html
73. Catherine :

    Thanks for the great tutorial. I've made one dress for a gift and I have more fabric to make one for my little girl. I didn't have a pillow case but sewed some fabric to make a pillow case shape and everything turned out great. Thank you again.:)
74. ~Beth D. :

    found you through this link:
    
    http://ourtaiwaneseadoption.blogspot.com/2009/09/pillowcase-dress-patterns-and-food.html
    
    found that link through a google search.
    
    Thanks for your imput ant tutorial!
75. Ashley :

    Thanks so much for the easy to follow tutorial! I found your blog and tutorial by Google-ing "pillowcase dress tutorial." Thanks again!
76. Tiffany :

    I would love to link this on mypetitepurse.blogspot.com. It's a blog all about inexpensive and fun gift ideas! Would it be OK if I put your picture and link on there?
    
    I googled "pillowcase dress" and found you...just wanted to share it on my blog!
    
    thanks!
77. Kelly Via :

    Raleigh, NC
    
    I googled "Pillowcase dress" and I found your site most helpful. I am going to look for some pillowcases to make my 3 little girls matching ones :) Thanks so much for the tutorial!!
78. Brown Family :

    this was the best tutorial i've found on pillowcase dresses (googled you). THANKS! Can't wait to make my own.
79. Anonymous :

    found you through www.quiltingboard.com
80. Melissa :

    Oh boy am I defintely going to give these a go right away! Thanks so much for such a clear tutorial :)
81. Linda :

    Thanks to your tutorial we have shared with friends we have shipped 1000 pillowcase dresses to haitian orphanages. It's been great to use up fabric stashes and to just feel good about doing something for the situation in Haiti.
82. Jacci :

    Hi, there! Found this link from a comment on the Real Hope for Haiti website. We're going to be making several of these and sending them to Haiti in a couple of weeks. Thanks for the clear instructions and pictures! :)
    
    ~Jacci in Ohio
83. berrybluecreations :

    Hi, I found your link via the etsy forums http://www.etsy.com/forums_thread.php?thread_id=6440648 which linked to this blog: http://jamiinaction.blogspot.com/2009/05/pillow-case-dresses.html
    
    Kind of a round about, but I have passed on the tutorial link to the Quiltsy Team on Etsy, so those who are interested can see it.
84. christi :

    Hi,
    Have already made many of these using you tutorial for Real Hope for Haiti. Have passed on a link to your page for many more making dresses for RHFH http://haitirescuecenter.wordpress.com/
    
    Thanks so much for sharing your clear and helpful instructions!
    Ps - we found that sewing the pillowcases in a bit for the smaller sizes worked well for the Haitian babies and toddlers.
    
    Christi - Sacramento CA.
85. Laurel H. :

    I found this thru http://jamiinaction.blogspot.com/ and I linked to my blog here http://livelystitches.blogspot.com/2010/02/another-item-to-sew-for-haiti.html. Thanks!
86. Heather Harden :

    I found your blgo at Noel Piper's Let the Nations Be Glad Blog at http://noelpiper.com/
    We are going to make these to send to girls in Lesotho, Africa. Susan's Kids is filling a container with new and gently used clothes, shoes, books, school materials, hygiene items, etc to distribute to 8,000 children in 71 villages. Many of these children have never owned new clothes.I know the girls in Lesotho, Africa will adore these dresses that were handmade with love just for them.
87. Patricia :

    Hi Susan! Thanks so much for this very helpful tutorial. I found you via Noel Piper, and will be using this tutorial to make dresses for Real Hope for Haiti. God Bless!
88. The Mezgers :

    I found you through Noel Piper's blog as well and just finished my first little dress for a Haitian Orphan (Real Hope for Haiti). Have some other friends (all of us new to sewing) that will be making some as well. For $13 (pillow cases at goodwill, bias tape and elastic) we'll end up with 10 dresses!
89. butrfly2200 :

    What a great tutorial. Thanks for sharing. I found you through this link that was posted on Susan Woods online group as a challenge to make form for the children in Hattie after the hurricane this year.
    http://freshlypicked.blogspot.com/2008/03/pillow-case-dress-tutorial.html
    :)Carol
90. Tiffany :

    I shared this idea on mypetitepurse.blogspot.com as a great gift idea and linked to you! Thanks for the step by step instructions. I love the fabric too!
    
    Tiffany
91. Anonymous :

    I goggled pillowcase dresses and found your tutorial. I am trying to make a circus themed dress for my daughters 5yr old party. found some cute fabric, now trying to decide what to do with it. This may be the winner!
92. Anonymous :

    First of all this is not new to me, I remember when this was the rage back when my Mama made these for my younger sister who is now 62 years old and she made them from feed sacks, they were really cute back then too. I in fact made some then too. And the pattern is still the same I learned back then too. I don't know who started this dress pattern so many years ago, I know it been around a while because I will be 70th my next birthday. I also know there is some varietions of this dress now. I also made some of these for my daughters some 44 odd years ago. Boy how time flies.
93. Ariane :

    I used your tutorial to make a little dress for my niece. Love your tutorial. Found it through google search.
94. Anonymous :

    Your instructions are GREAT! I just finished the dress and it looks amazing. I didn't actually use a pillowcase, just flat fabric, and I added a band around the bottom hem of the dress.
    
    I love that these instructions have elastic at the neckline and not just the ties going thru the casing around the neck...seems like a choking hazard to me!
    
    OH I came across these by typing "Pillowcase Dress Instructions" into Google...yours was the 2nd or 3rd link.
95. teresa :

    i found your page from "home .... with purpose"
96. Angela :

    Thanks so much for this tutorial! I used it as the basis for my own sundress:
    http://athomeinabq.blogspot.com/2010/05/remnant-project-1.html
97. Amy :

    Love it and so cute and easy! My daughter thinks I'm so cool because I actually made her something she likes! :) Thanks!
98. McIntosh Designs :

    This was my 1st piece of clothing to make! Thanks for making it super clear and easy!
99. Kudzu :

    thanks so much for the tutorial! I'm linking to you tonight!
100. Sharlene :

     a friend gave me your link, thanks thats easy to understand:)
     
     My little girl is going to be dressed out for summer:)
101. Anonymous :

     I have two boys, but my sister has a 3 yr old girl and 4 month old twin girls! I've been sewing since I was 8 so I'm not using a pillow case, and I've doubled the fabric and I'm adding little ruffle shorts underneath for my oldest niece. Thank you so much for this super simple pattern! I love quick projects that look like a million bucks!
102. Wendy :

     I made dresses just like this for my daughter 24 yrs ago. They were not named this but were just the same. She now has a one year old and asked me to make her a pillowcase dress. She was extra excited when I told her she used to have them too! Thanks for the refresher.
103. roseylittlethings :

     would love to feature your tutorial on the vintage sheet blog. Please let me know if that is ok. http://vintagesheets.blogspot.com
104. Kindra :

     This site has provided tips for me that I use everyday, thank you.
     
     For those who are challenged with pulling needle and thread I design and create Vintage as well as New pillowcase dresses, plus the ever popular ACU dress for children.
105. Anonymous :

     I made these for my daughter 27-28 years ago. Saw them at a craft show and here I go again with 3 granddaughters. What fun. Thanks for the pattern
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107. jaytaylor5555 :

     Looks like a great way to make a dress. If you are looking to purchase a prom dress, I recommend visiting PromGirl.net for a wide variety of prom dresses.
108. Wiseman :

     I found your blog on a diaperswappers thread... GREAT tutorials!! You are VERY talented... AND very patient to put all of the detail into your tutorials too... THANK YOU!!!! =)
109. baberuth1990 :

     Very Cute dresses! I love little girl dresses:0)... How come when I click on your photos to enlarge them nothing happens! ...:0(..baberuth1990
110. Kindra :

     Hey Susan I was looking around the web and found your site. Your tutorial is great and spot on. For those who might be looking just to buy instead of making a pillowcase dress or the poplular ACU dresses I have them for sale at reasonable prices at daintydaisydesigns. If you don't mind a plug I would greatly appreciate it, thank you and good luck to you and yours.
111. katkeen :

     I googled Pillow Case Tutorial and your site was the first to show up!! Thanks so much for the tutorial! Im making some of these for the little girls in Africa and this is simple and easy! Thanks again :)
112. Marie,sophie :

     Thank you for this tuto, I found the link on a french website : http://toutfaire-enfant.over-blog.com/35-index.html.
     Have a good day
113. Barbara :

     Found your site from Sewing gifts on time. Thanks for sharing your skill through this tutorial
     Barbara
114. coral82 :

     Found you through google - LOVE this tut! I will be trying this out with regular fabric this week for a halloween costume. Thanks!
115. Sheena2010 :

     I am really thankful to the author of this post for making this lovely
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     Keep up the good work. . . .
116. Debbie :

     Wow this is definitley one of the best pillowcase dress tutorials I have come across. Found you through Prudent Baby. Thanks for a great Tut!
117. Kate :

     I found your blog throuh Google search. I was looking for pillow case dress pattern. I am going to make it for my little daughter.
118. purduepam :

     I found your blog through google search. I used it to make a dress for some friends expecting soon.
     Here is a link to my blog post
     http://planetfriendlyhandmades.blogspot.com/2010/11/pillowcase-dress.html
119. Chris :

     Love this tutorial! :) Just wanted to let you know I posted a pic of a dress I adapted from it on my FB page: facebook.com/ThePurpleChameleon
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121. car rental costa rica :

     I just have that one in the picture? Not that I have a girl that little to put it on. Oh, if only I could sew...seriously. wooow this blog is awesome I liked so much..
122. Embroidered Workwear :

     That's incredible, you are very talented! Makes me think how much stuff i put to waste just because i don't know how to do things like this. Will follow your tutorials!
123. Anonymous :

     I googled easy sewing patterns and i was given the following website http://www.angelfire.com/planet/mcshelpsite/sewingstuff/freepatterns.html . Wonderful idea i am definitely going to give it a try for my baby cousins.
124. Mom2three :

     Great tutorial! Your directions made making a pillowcase dress so much stress-free! I made one for the little girl I babysit and posted pictures on my blog of the finished product.
     
     http://aspiringmom2three.blogspot.com/2010/12/modified-pillowcase-dress-for-princess.html
125. LindaFaye :

     Found you by google search for pillowcase dress pattern. Thanks! I am totally going to make one now with some vintage pillowcases I have been saving for this purpose. :)
     
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