reversible apron

I made a reversible apron for my classroom, making one side girlish and one side boyish!

I used a bunch of Dr. Seuss fabrics from fabric.com...they were on sale last week! :)

This is the "girl" side...

 

 This is the "boy" side...

My students loved it!!

Reversible Tote

Lil Miss has been in gymnastics for a few months now and every Wednesday night, when she's ready to join her class, I get stuck with her shoes, pants and shirt in my bag! So, I let her pick out some fabrics and we made a tote just for her & gymnastics!!

{She's stretching here!}

She chose a white/pink/orange/green butterfly print, as well as a pink/green floral. I wanted the floral on the outside, butterflies on the inside. Lil Miss wanted floral on the inside, butterflies on the outside. So I compromised! Reversible!!! There is a piece of cardboard in the bottom to add sturdiness. She loved it!!

Reversible Sundress/Shirt

This is the first piece of clothing I attempted to make my daughter. I found the tutorial at From an Igloo. The tutorial is super easy to understand and very clear! I think I made about four of these this summer!! Now that it's gotten cooler, I stick a long sleeved tee underneath {like the one below Target } and add some jeans or leggings and boots and she's golden!

To make the matching headband, I traced one we already had. I ended up cutting two pieces of fabric (one of each shown in the dresses above) that were about 1" wide at each end and 2" wide in the middle. The pieces were about 14.5" long. I sewed the long sides together, right sides together, and the turned it right side out. I sewed an edge around the whole thing, tucking in the ends and also adding a piece of elastic {4"long} in the ends. I like that you can easily stick a flower clip on the top to make more of a statement or leave it plain and functional!