So cute I want to make one now, oh me and my two boys, and my desire to make more girly things then I know what to do with.
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I am glad my daughter is in the other room or I would have to go to the store and make this for her tonight! This way I have a few days to get it done! Thanks for sharing!
wow, that is easy and I love that you used a headband. Clever. I have to make one of these for my very girlie 7 year old. And if I make one I will for sure link it up to your party.
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This is perfect, so glad I found this. (found you on Me and My Boys link up party) I haven't tried the whole tutu thing yet, but I am super excited to try now! Thanks for sharing. BTW I had no idea that a head band could stretch that much.
this is so nifty and I'm definitely gonna try this next time i need a tutu (it might be tomorrow morning when i get up and want to dress like a princess - you never know!) thanks for linking up with creating success around the world this week! ;o)
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aw its so darling!!! i love it:)
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So cute I want to make one now, oh me and my two boys, and my desire to make more girly things then I know what to do with.
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ReplyDeleteYou did make this easy! Thank you! I was so intimidated before! :)
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I am glad my daughter is in the other room or I would have to go to the store and make this for her tonight! This way I have a few days to get it done! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletewow, that is easy and I love that you used a headband. Clever. I have to make one of these for my very girlie 7 year old. And if I make one I will for sure link it up to your party.
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Love the Americana one! How cute!
ReplyDeleteI have always wanted to make one of these but had no idea how to. Thanks for the Tutorial. I will definitely be making one soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks - we are looking for twirly dresses all the time at our house. I am a new follower and would love a follow back if you have a chance! Come see me at www.cookieandclaire.blogspot.com
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This is perfect, so glad I found this. (found you on Me and My Boys link up party) I haven't tried the whole tutu thing yet, but I am super excited to try now! Thanks for sharing. BTW I had no idea that a head band could stretch that much.
ReplyDeleteI love making tutus and always enjoy seeing how other people make their's! I thought it was really cool that you used a headband. Great tutorial! :)
ReplyDeletethis is so nifty and I'm definitely gonna try this next time i need a tutu (it might be tomorrow morning when i get up and want to dress like a princess - you never know!)
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How cute and creative! Thank for linking up!
ReplyDeleteLove it, it is so cute! I want one, but sadly I'm defintely too old to get away with wearing one (sulks!)
ReplyDeleteJenni, your tutorial is fabulous! I love the fact that the waistband is readymade out of an inexpensive headband. Awesome!
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thanks so much for linking this up to my tip-toe thru tuesday party! hope to see you again this week!
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just wanted you to know that i shared this with carrie @ my favorite finds. she's making her daughter one for her birthday! :)
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Can't wait to try this for my granddaughters. Thanks for the tutorial!
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