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After my daughter, Lilli, was born, I was determined to show her all the possibilities out there for her; whether it was ponies and unicorns or trains and cars. At 2 years old, she was fascinated with exploring, playing with trains and construction trucks. I, honestly, never knew the names of so many construction trucks before she decided she had to learn them all!

Following the sentiment that girls could wear clothes with dinosaurs or trains, just as much as they could wear rainbows and flowers; I started adding embroidery on to Lilli’s clothes. The embroidery usually corresponded with what she was interested in at the time. Lilli’s first request was a bulldozer dress. She wore that dress for 4 years before she finally let me take it out of rotation!

At Bee Threadly I strive to help you, and if you have children, your children, the fun clothes you want to wear, all the while, spreading positivity.

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@LynninVA 25 күн бұрын

Thank you for this video. I would like to know the details of the modifications you made. I like the cowl of the sweater you are wearing here more than the base pattern.

@bee.threadly 25 күн бұрын

@@LynninVA Sure! Yeah, I like the shorter cowl too! At the center fold, reduce the height to 9.5". Then splash and overlap in two different places, vertically, so that the bottom of the cowl measures 13". I know it's hard to explain. I'll do a short video to show you.