McCall's 7000 is clearly an unofficial version of the beloved characters from Frozen, Anna and Elsa. Gracie wanted to be Elsa for Halloween and I thought it would be fun to be Anna. I haven't made the Anna costume yet, but Elsa was fun to sew.
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Monday, September 1, 2014
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McCall's 7000 is clearly an unofficial version of the beloved characters from Frozen, Anna and Elsa. Gracie wanted to be Elsa for Halloween and I thought it would be fun to be Anna. I haven't made the Anna costume yet, but Elsa was fun to sew.
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Adorable!
ReplyDeleteShe looks cute!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful
ReplyDeleteAdorable! My daughter is leaning towards being Elsa at the moment (we bought the Simplicity version of the pattern), so this will be very helpful.
ReplyDeleteWell, you're sure on top of the Halloween sewing! And good idea to buy bridal satin.
ReplyDeleteThe costume is lovely!