The pattern is Schoolhouse Tunic by Sew Liberated and the fabric is Liberty of London Tana Lawn.
Our quilt guild had a mini workshop during our meeting the other day and I made this teenie yoyo tree ornament.
Maybe I'll find time to make a few more before Christmas.
Little grandson Vince took a nap on my lap when we babysat last weekend.
He is growing up so fast.
Big sister Audrey was off to see the play Little Red Riding Hood with Mom and Dad.



15 readers left a comment:
I love your tunic! One of these days I'm going to try garment sewing! Adorable grandchildren.....they make life so sweet.
What sweet faces! Your tunic is fab. Love it. The mini yo-yo tree is very cute as well. Hope all is well with you, Mary!
Your grand-babies are just so cute! They could model for GAP! Love the garments you are doing!
Cheery wave!
Bev
Wonderful Mary! I am curious - did you like the fit of the Schoolhouse Tunic? Oh my, the baby is so cute! And Audrey is just adorable.
How adorable they both are!!!
I love the little yo-yo Christmas tree. What a great idea!
Ausrey looks pretty excited to be off on her own. I'll bet she loved the play too.
Cute tunic! I wonder why they call it a Schoolhouse tunic.
wow Mary, I remember when Audrey was born. It does seem just like the other day.
Gorgeous tunic Mary, I love the colour and fabric you have chosen. Lovely to see the Grandkids! xo
Very nice tunic! I love the fabric you chose.
Cute kiddos!
I like your tunic! Let's see it on you! ;-) Audrey is so precious. I just adore her!
Very pretty tunic and it looks so comfortable(really important to me)! You have such beautiful grandchildren. They look like sweethearts too.
I love that tunic.
oh, the grandkids are so sweet.
they both are adorable and wow they are getting big!
nice tunic, love the fabric choice.
Kathie
Oh my they are so adorable. I love the tunic. I have fabric and a pattern to make myself a tunic. I need to do that!
Love the sleeping baby picture! My youngest grandbaby is 9 months old so no more napping in grandma's arms. Sigh.
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