Smocked bishop pattern: Creations by Michie' #135; smocking plate: Camille by Ellen McCarn
Bishop construction: Beth's Heirloom Sewing; Smocking, hair bow and photography: Melissa Lester
"A mother's treasure is her daughter." -- Catherine Pulsifer
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Beautiful!
Sweet, sweet dress and a very pretty little girl....don't you just love smocked bishops?
I have always loved little girls more in blue than in pink. So pretty!
Blus is such a pretty color, and that dress is lovely on your pretty little one.
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She's Absolutely Stunning, as is your photography. Once again, thank you so much for sharing!
How beautiful, Melissa. And what beauty they would be framed and lined up in her room. I love the 'beloved' <3
Beautiful. I LOVE the Camille smock plate. I just finished a bishop for a client and am working on another smocked dress that is due in a few days. My little one wants me to smock her a Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer dress for Christmas. I wish she would settle for another Camille. It is my favorite.
Adorable pictures! Your photography looks professional!
Your photographs and sweet smocking make my heart sing! Thank you for sharing such joy and beauty with all of us.
I smocked when my girls were little. Just lovely and wonderful, beautiful model! Happy Thanksgiving!
There's nothing like a pretty bishop on a sweet little girl. Such a classic style - and what a pretty little face!
What a beautiful girl! :)
She looks like a doll. My daughter was looking at your past blogs and saw a blue smocked princess dress. Do you remember where you ordered it from. She really would like to get one for her 3 year old but is not having luck locating it.
Deborah, Emma was wearing a hand-me-down dress from Mary Ashley from Orient Expressed. They usually have some sweet princess-themed garments, and the fall/winter line should be going on sale soon.
Wow, there is a great deal of effective material above!
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