I had never tried to make clothing for children before. I assumed sewing a medieval dress for my baby would be like making a dress for an adult.
Not so.
Part way through sewing the pieces together, I discovered that I could not get the dress on her. Apparently, non-stretchy garments have to be quite a bit bigger than the baby they’re intended for.
After fiddling around with adding more panels to the dress, I finally ran out of time and gave up. Baby went to the faire in her mundane clothes.
Live and learn!
Happy Yarning.
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Yeah, babies have big heads. You can do things like leave a shoulder seam ‘open’ and put ties in for closure. Learning smocking is another possibility that’s interesting but I assume is a later invention.Glad you’re working on it. It’s too good an opportunity to miss.