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Avalanche of Awesome : Etsy Roundup

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Today’s moral is, look for the handmade option first.

My daughter had been asking for an old-fashioned sleeping cap for quite a while. Not only was this handmade cap less expensive than the mass-produced “made in China” ones at the larger sites, it looks a lot more stylish. It actually looks better in person than the picture shows, and is quite soft and comfortable. I… um… might have tried it on. Ahem. Anyway, the seamstress got it in the mail immediately and it was here within a few days ordering it. Excellent service! Many thanks to Pam at sewwoman.etsy.com!


Add to this an adorable “Cinderella” nightgown made specifically to Emily’s size by It’sHandmadeByMelanie and you’ve got a very happy little girl. It’s satiny on the outside but flannel-soft on the inside, and the tulle apron is removable to make it more comfy to sleep in. Melanie always does great work. We’ve got a Snow White nightgown that she made for Em in February that shows very little wear considering how much use it gets. I’m absolutely sure that she’ll outgrow it before it wears out, so I had her make the Cinderella gown a little big. Just as well too – Em’s had a growth spurt so it fits great. If you’re looking for a cute little gift for a cute little girl, I highly recommend It’sHandmadeByMelanie. Order well in advance – it looks like she’s gotten so popular she’s had to cut back to only doing custom orders.

Now if only it weren’t 98 degrees outside. Long nightgown, nightcap… this kid’s going to bake like a ham tonight. Well, that’s the price of fashion!

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  1. August 10th, 2009 at 23:12 | #1

    Emily in her sleeping cap reminds me of Mickey Mouse in as the Sorcerer’s Apprentice! Which book or movie did Emily get idea of a “sleeping cap”? What about the round ruffled and beribboned ones that the Ingall girls wore on Little House On The Praire?

  2. August 10th, 2009 at 23:12 | #2

    Emily in her sleeping cap reminds me of Mickey Mouse in as the Sorcerer’s Apprentice! Which book or movie did Emily get idea of a “sleeping cap”? What about the round ruffled and beribboned ones that the Ingall girls wore on Little House On The Praire?

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