Reversable Play Smock

My newest sewing project is this cute little smock. I found the pattern for it here. I heart free patterns, they are great for people like me who are still new to sewing and just want to fiddle with trying a few new things. I had Moose model it, even though it is for her cousin who is about the same size...maybe a little bit shorter. I found that I had to make the straps a few inches longer. Next time I will make them even longer because I still found them to be a bit short for tying. I love the hippo in the front. I think he adds a bit of charm.

The back is super charming.

Next time I do plan on making the front a little shorter...it hangs just a bit too long.

But it does look perfect in the back.

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