This blonde Wee Princess Pea was crafted by the talented Stephanie of Peas In a Pod, whose daughter is just the right age to enjoy this set. I love those millefiori buttons she used for the closet legs up there in the first photo.
I think a lot of the fun of making this pattern is in choosing the fabrics and colors. If you are a scrap hoarder like me you will have almost too many possibilities! Small prints look best for the mattresses and pillow because of the diminutive scale. I really love the idea of making a set that matches your daughter's hair and favorite colors.
Up next, pattern tester Kate!
Oh, man. I just typed a long comment, and the computer ate it. Trying again!
ReplyDeleteI finally had time today to read a blog. So, I hopped over to see what you were up to. Lo and behold you are featuring my work! Thank you so much! I just want to say that this pattern is amazing. So much fun to make! I had a blast. Thanks for the opportunity. My daughter and I fight over who gets to play with it. LOL. Playing with your scraps was a lot of fun. Thanks again! Hugs!
P.S. I now wish I had pressed the blanket better before shooting photos. Sorry about that!
ReplyDeleteI saw this in person as Mama Pea was making it. All of us loved it! So cute and it seemed like a really easy pattern to follow.
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