She sure does in this outfit! I've been drooling over these
ruffle bloomers for a long time now, but didn't want to shell out the $30. Fortunately for me, these bloomers don't require that much fabric, and I already had a
diaper cover pattern so I figured it wouldn't be too hard to figure out. It wasn't, but it sure was time consuming to put the ruffle on the butt. I put four layers: Cotton fire print, lace, tulle, and then another fire print. It was really fun to make, and after I got the ruffles on it really didn't take that long to put together. And the best thing? This bloomer was made entirely with scrap material so it didn't cost a dime to make! Plus I got to use up some old material that had been sitting around forever.
Many of the girls wearing these ruffle bloomers on Etsy have no top, and that bothers me. I know it is just for the pictures, but still. So of course Elisa needed a shirt to match, but she doesn't have a lot of orange and yellow in her wardrobe, so I picked up this orange tank top at Walmart for $2.50 and sewed some lace on the collar and fashioned some bows (took me about 10 mins), and there you have it, and adorable, unique, and inexpensive outfit!!
Total Cost: $2.50 for the entire outfit!
This would be a great dancer costume for Halloween!
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