Lua sleep sack - testing a Straight Grain pattern

Lucky me

:) 

I (and with me some other great sewers)
 had the chance to test the Lua sleep sack pattern

created by An of Straight Grain

The only thing when testing for baby thingies

is that you need an actual baby

to try it on...

And as my two little monsters aren't that little anymore

I had a bit of a problem
...

Need's a baby, right?

:)

So I called the day care where my youngest used to go

...

"I need a baby!" I said

After hearing what it was all about

and determining I wasn't some crazy person

I got to try the sleep sack on an adorable little lady

:)

Be warned

the cuteness factor is in no way diminished 

by the fact that these photo's were taken with an I-pad

Little princess ready for nap time

:)

 Look at those curls!

:)

The sleep sack was

tested and approved by the day care ladies

"Easy to put on, we might need some of these"

:)

Thanks to An for letting me be part of the test panel!

Now let's all hop over to Straight Grain to make one of your own!

For the non-Dutch speaking readers,

please feel free to drop by my blog any time

I usualy don't write in English, but

there's a translate button on the right hand side

Although I must say that the button has a funny way of translating my 'slang'

but you'll get the intention of it I guess

:)

Pattern: Lua sleep sack - Straight Grain

Outside fabric: Madrona Road - Violet Craft for Michael Miller - de Stoffenkamer

Lining and batting: some gorgeous cotton from the local thrift store