Abigail is wearing Emma's Smocked Baby Dresses.
Some people know how to dress their babies!
She wore the bonnet all day!
This is a Bonnet Trained Baby.
I took this photo! And I was under the influence of Dramamine!
Guess where I was for the last few days??
The above picture gives you a hint!
Come on...I want you to guess!! It was my first visit!
I absolutely had to check out the Infants department of one of the top New York stores.
A pretty display.
But I was not impressed with the clothes.
The knits were soft and cute enough. But there were NO classic garments at all. It was just better quality Wal-Mart!
The Christening Gowns were all under $200 and I know that anyone of you could have made a nicer one in 6 hours! I expected to see beautiful Christening Gowns in one of the most expensive Department Stores in the country. What a shame!
More power to you all!! Your babies are better dresses than the wealthy!!
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9 comments:
I am still working on learning the embroidery part. still haven't done anything except cut the gown out. I will though. Have fun!!!
Love a bonnet-trained baby! That display was beautiful, but what a shame that there were no classic children's clothing....so sad and such a waste of a beautiful display.
You are so right about a higher class Walmart!! I don't like anything the stores have. I don't understand people not dressing their sweet babies.
Welcome home! Hope you had fun. Bergdorf-Goodman has classic children's wear. They carry Papo d'Anjo. It is frustrating trying to fight the babies in button-down shirts trend.
Abigail is precious! I love seeing babies dressed like babies.
that is how a baby should be dressed! I have been so disgusted looking at store and what they put out there for babies to wear.
I love the classics and plan on mine dressed that way!
Welcome back! One day I want to visit New York. I have a 'back stage pass' for the Metropolitan exhibits just waiting on me. My problem is I want to visit with a like minded soul.
I wish I could sew a Christening gown in six hours!!!! I just have one gown and slip made for my next baby and now I am crocheting the edges of a couple of blankets (I had to learn by myself, but I'm kind of proud of it!). Next in my list is another gown and the Christening gown and I also want to sew something for the big sister! OMG!
I agree with Shirley, a baby should be dressed like a baby. NOT a miniature teenager. They go thru that faze soon enough! And aren't all of happy we could stitch up something much better that the top New York stores :)
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