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"Pretty easy for a newbie like me! Mine turned out a little tubbier, and I chose to leave out the mouth because I liked it better that way. My biggest complaint would be that the instructions didn't really clarify how I was meant to sew the ends together. I also personally forgot the leave a stuffing hole so that was on me."

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"These are super simple and oh, sew, cute! I made them reversible so they can be turned over after Christmas and used throughout the winter."

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"These are cute! I can't get to the pattern because the link takes me to a weird place http//www.howtogal.com/ So dissapointed."

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"I've just discovered the same issue with this link. I wish they would at least remove the link. Very disappointed indeed ... I do love the idea of the dress though. It's given me an idea for making a dress similar to this one. I thought I'd find a simple top that I already own and am comfortable wearing, then make a band at a similar length to the top of this dress. I'll then make the skirt by gathering some fabric to the fullness I'm comfortable with, and making it the length I want, then attach the top to the skirt at the band .... I'm sure that it would be easy enough to attach the top to the waist of the skirt .... similar to this pattern. .... voila, I'll have a new dress! For those who love the pattern as much as I do, it's at least worth a try! )"

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Monaluna

Monaluna is a small, independent organic fabric company based in Walnut Creek, CA. The company is owned and operated by Jennifer Moore and her husband David Miguelucci, with assistance and inspiration from their young daughter Anabelle.

Monaluna was started in 2010 by Jennifer, a designer and textile artist, out of a desire to bring more sustainable alternatives to the fabric marketplace. "I have always loved sewing and creating with fabric", Jennifer says, "but as I learned about the environmental impacts of fabric production I became committed to making more environmentally-friendly options available to sewists and quilters." The company started small, but has been growing steadily, and is now producing 4-6 new collections per year.

About the Fabric

All of the Monaluna collections are printed on premium 100% organic cotton with a high thread-count, which gives them an exceptionally soft and high-quality hand.

Monaluna fabrics are characterized by a graphic and modern style, and are often whimsical and humorous. After years in the children's product market, Jennifer creates designs that are very appropriate for kids, but which can cross over to adult projects as well.

About Jennifer Moore

Jennifer studied Cultural Anthropology and Design at the University of Minnesota before embarking on her career. Jennifer has worked in various aspects of design, including toy design for Manhattan Toy, childrens' apparel for Target Corporation and decorative accessory design for Pottery Barn Kids. Finally, Jennifer decided to pursue her creative vision by starting her own company, Monaluna. Jennifer's creative inspiration infuses both her business and personal life. She strives to create a life that is in balance, where her work and home are both informed by her love of beauty, nature, art and creative projects.

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