THE IDEA:
That's where the idea for Kids' Choice came from. Teaming up with l'oiseau, my favourite place for beautiful, high quality fabrics and trims, we are issuing a challenge: sew something for your kids, but let them choose the fabric, the outfit, and the accessories! Maybe you do this all the time, maybe not. Either way, it's going to be fun to share all the kid-inspired outfits!
THE SPONSOR:
If there's one place online that I can go to for the best quality fabrics, it's l'oiseau. Whether its jersey knits, wovens, patterns, or super fun trims, I always shop with confidence knowing that what arrives in the mail, is exactly what I'm hoping for and often exceeds my expectations. What is different about their products, is that they are unique and specially selected, some not even available anywhere else in North America! And their customer service is second to none. Special thanks to l'oiseau for generously sponsoring this event.
Here's a little peek at what I made with goodies from my last shopping 'trip' to l'oiseau...
Iron-On Transfers: Hearts from l'oiseau
Rib Knit: Ottobre
Patterns: Ottobre 01/14
From May 1-9, you can link up your projects here at E & E and share all your creations. Enter as many times as you like, even it's an outfit you've made before. Then, on May 11, three submissions will be chosen at random to win the ultimate Mother's Day gift: a shopping spree at l'oiseau of $50 each! At a later date, coordinated by the winners and myself, they will show us what they made with their winnings here at E&E. How fun will that be?!
So, the only rule here is that the kids get to choose. That's it!
If you plan to participate, grab a button, and help spread the word. This is going to be so fun!
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Awesome idea! I love it! I'm participating for sure!
ReplyDeleteYAY!!! Can't wait to see what you make, Shelly! :)
DeleteMy opinionated 3y/o boy and I will be participating!
ReplyDeleteMy son just started on his "Me pick! Choose...Um....um....um...That one!" Takes forever but it's kinda fun :)
ReplyDeleteThat sounds fun! My daughter just chose a vintage pattern she wants me to make for her. Now to let her choose the fabric!
ReplyDeleteCount me in. They always choose the fabric these days
ReplyDeleteKids are funny...at least my kids have been. They go through a very opinionated stage up till about 5-6 and then they don't care at all what they are wearing and then all of a sudden around 11 they REALLY care again. We'll be joining in this one.
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely, positively awesome!!! Our oldest niece might love this so much there would be no turning back! Am I understanding correctly that they choose the pattern also?
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this idea!! We will be participating!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea Heidi! I'm in for sure! I'm curious to see what my almost 3 years old daughter will choose from my stash!
ReplyDeleteSound fun! I'm in! I get to teach the kiddos how to shop online! Lol
ReplyDeleteI'm in....my now 7 yr picked out some very random fabrics for her Easter dress last yr and it's still probably one of my favorite dresses to date:) totally designed by her.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea Heidi! My girl is only just starting to get opinionated about what she wears so this should be fun! :)
ReplyDeleteThis sounds so fun - my 3 year old just started showing interest in my stash and picking out "her" fabrics!
ReplyDeletevery fun! I'd be a little scared... but I already have one outfit I can link up because my son chose the fabric... Emily@nap-timecreations.com
ReplyDeleteah! hoping to join in--my boys recently chose the most bold fabrics for shirts....and I couldn't resist!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great idea! My daughter is very opinionated when it comes to her clothes. This will be fun!
ReplyDeleteI'm in! My nearly-3yo and I went to Joann's yesterday. The fabric is BRIGHT! Today I'm going to let her pick the pattern. LOL I hope it's ok I chose the piping fabric because she got distracted and ran off to play with balls before she picked.
ReplyDeleteSounds like fun! And interesting Too... Is this open for international sewers?
ReplyDeleteFun! I linked it here: http://swoodsonsays.com/sew-a-long-calendar/
ReplyDeletewhere do I submit my pic
ReplyDeleteI already know the material my son will pick, Thomas the Tank Engine, its always the same :) The pattern on the other hand could be anything, cant wait to find out!
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