HaddyGrace Christmas!!!!

Finally, after lots of delays and lots of hours working on patterns and at the sewing machine here is HaddyGrace Christmas 2010! I am so excited because I also have HaddyGrace labels to put on my clothes!!! :) Visit my etsy shop to buy these items! OR: contact me with your custom order!




My HaddyGrace girls! Christmas dresses are made with soft, yet twirly velour, sort or long sleeves, sizes 3T- 8 are made with 2 tiers that add a festive, classic look to this all time favorite holiday fabric. sizes 6m0. - 2T. are made with one generous ruffle at the bottom for the tinest twirlers!


showing, Black w/sequins, hunter green, and red w/long sleeve option.


Black with sequins! this dress makes my princess girl smile so big!!! It's the sequins! I just know it is!!!


Princess pose! she was so unhappy because i took her and her sister out of school for this photo shoot. :( (I know, That was so naughty of me!) But she was such a trooper in her sparkly, twirly dress!!!



hunter Green velour. This velour is so soft and has a faint vine print on it. Tomboy daughter was all too happy to skip a few hours of school to hang out with mom and the photographer!!




Red velour, sizes 6mo.-2T will be with a generous ruffle at the bottom. this is also shown with the long sleeve option.




Polka dot pillowcase dress with red accents.






Holly print pillowcase with green accents and Black Zebra print with red accents.







Black Zebra print with red accents.








Pointsettas with gold accents.





Black Zebra print with Aqua accents






Black Zebra print with Hot pink accents.











Comments

  1. TanyiaNovember 19, 2010 at 7:10 AM

    I am a new follower from FFF :) Happy Friday, would love to have you stop by!

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  2. AnonymousNovember 19, 2010 at 7:41 AM

    GORGEOUS Christmas designs! Thanks for stopping by my blog and commenting on the "perfect home". I appreciate your kind comments. Hope you stop by again soon :)

    Lori @ Paisley Passions
    www.paisleypassions.blogspot.com

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  4. AnonymousNovember 19, 2010 at 12:19 PM

    Adorable dresses! Thanks for stoping by my blog and following! Im your newest follower.

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  5. Things Sent My WayNovember 19, 2010 at 11:08 PM

    The accents are so perfect and they come together to look so darling!

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  6. UnknownDecember 2, 2010 at 4:27 PM

    beautiful decorations and your daughters are so adorable!
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