building block dress

We are wrapping up our Oliver + S Building Block Dress book tour with Kristin from Sew Mama Sew.

Craft South is taking part in the Oliver + S Building Block Dress book tour today. Take a look at the adorable dress they sewed from the book.

It’s about time for a big dose of Building Block Dress inspiration! Here are six gorgeous dresses, all very different, created recently from the Building Block Dress.

Fancy Tiger Crafts is taking part in the Oliver + S Building Block Dress book tour today. Take a look at how four different women associated with the store created four unique and adorable dresses.

We are delighted to have Marcy from Oonaballoona joining us today for the Oliver + S Building Block Dress book tour.

We’ve been hearing from many of you that you are collaborating with your children to design and sew Building Block Dresses. We love hearing about kids being involved in the design process! Here are some examples of kids’ drawings and the finished dresses that resulted from their vision.

Today we have Elizabeth from Don’t Call Me Betsy joining the Oliver + S Building Block Dress book tour.

Kristin from Skirt as Top is sharing the dress she made for the Oliver + S Building Block Dress book tour.

We are delighted to welcome Anna Graham from Noodlehead to the blog. She’s sharing the lovely tunic she designed along with her daughter using the Oliver + S Building Block Dress book.

We are happy to welcome Mònica from Ma, Me, Mi, Mo to the blog today. She’s joining in on the fun with the Building Block Dress book tour.

Liesl is here with two more free, downloadable tools you can use with her book, Oliver + S Building Block Dress. One is a measurement chart. The other is a miniature version of the dress pattern.

Rachel from House of Pinheiro joins us today for the Oliver + S Building Block Dress book tour. See the toile she designed and sewed in size 2.