Babbles Travelling Yarns Handwoven Blessing Dress

[@alisonsmith376]

Just ❤️ this episode. Good for you, Grace! 😊

[@monicapenner4600]

Your attitude towards sewing the dress for your dtr is amazing and admirable. It’s impressive that you were able to roll with the challenges and create something so gorgeous. I hope to steal some of that perspective for my journeys in this new year. Thank you for sharing all of that! 💜

[@nystrompalannetmaria594]

100% what Monica wrote - amazing work!

[@bretaofarrell7537]

Grace you are such an inspiration..xx 🤩🎉💖🥰💖🎉😍

[@ruthcomfort4735]

Lol I still love those colors of your yarn!

[@doreenmaclauchlan6697]

Beautiful dress, handwoven silk, doesn’t get any better. 💕

[@Rebelmusedesign]

So beautiful ❤

[@katherinedelorme5009]

Beautiful dress and bonnet!

[@GraceTheBabbler]

Thank you! 😊

[@marisadawndesigns5458]

Beautiful job on the dress! Yes, put the elastic in before you put it away or (if you’re like me) you’ll be doing it the morning of the next blessing day and put the gps tracker in the hem of the dress 🤣🤣🤣🤣💓💓💓💓

[@jjunee_baby]

Wow good episode i subscribed your channel

[@maggieedberg574]

Such a lovely dress for your baby, congratulations 👏

[@lizakingstoncoleman2059]

Happy New year Grace. The dress and bonnet are adorable 😍. The box was holding a gift😉. Have a lovley 2023. Hope to see you around.

[@GraceTheBabbler]

That’s your box!!! It’s going to hold my beautiful babies dress now!!!!

[@laurawatson7504]

Fantastic job❤

[@GraceTheBabbler]

Thank you! 😊

[@ruthcomfort4735]

In my family, Godparents buy the outfit. Then you have no worries. You did perfect, good you did it now before you knew better lol. It really is perfect so much memory now

[@patricialackwitz3204]

The dress and bonnet are so special! While you are going to do some finishing on the bonnet, maybe you could purchase some ribbon and replace the ties at the same time!

[@GraceTheBabbler]

Thanks for the tip! Great idea!

[@GerPK1]

Most perfect dress. My son was Christened in Ireland in 2009 in his great grandfather’s (mum’s side) handmade silk dress from South Africa. He was too big for it so I used satin lace at the back to “get” the sides together. Dress is 90 years old. Incidentally he was the first Catholic to get christened in it!

[@GraceTheBabbler]

Oh stunning gerlene! Do you have pictures of it? Such an heirloom!

[@GerPK1]

Private messaged you photos on IG. X

[@scummins4233]

Happy New Year. The dress and bonnet are beautiful ❤️ Would love to see your WIP'S... I'm planning on sorting through my fibre and handspun stash as I've no idea what I've got/ done lol

[@GraceTheBabbler]

I defo need to get into the craft room but it’s currently full of the empty Christmas decoration boxes. 🙄

[@helenmuldoon2963]

Happy New Year Grace ❣️

[@glendabathgate4036]

Aww so sweet

[@bernadinebiggs4303]

I used our family christening dress for one of mine but the problem with it was babies were christened so fast years ago and we all wait till they're older now so she barely fit it and it definitely didn't do up at the neck! So I'd say it's a great idea to have created a new, appropriately sized heirloom! I would swap out the chin ties on the bonnet for ribbon if you are going to be adding in the elastic and haven't sewn up the opening yet. The whole ensemble is gorgeous. If you have some of the silk yarn left over maybe knitting booties would be an option? Or get a knitter friend to knit them for you if the mojo isn't there at the moment.

[@GraceTheBabbler]

Love ThT idea of the booties. I’d need to hold it five at a time as it’s so thin