
Fastfoward several months later and I get a message from that same friend telling me that she want's to do an Abby Cadabby theme birthday party for her daughter's 2nd birthday. My first question "Who in the world is Abby Cadabby?" Well apparently the new layout is the only new aspect of sesame street. There is a new character named Abby Cadabby! After a bit of research I find out that she is a 3 year old fairy in training!

Now this has opened a whole new challenge for me, how am I going to make an outfit for a 2 year old who lives over 1,000 miles away!
I'm 'always' up for a fabric related challenge. So I gathered several measurements from my friend and she also gave me her daughter's clothing size, 2T. Since I was working without a pattern I decided to run do the second hand store and pick up a dress in her size to model my design after. Apparently you can find adult clothes cheaper than some children's close at the 2nd hand store, lucky for me the dress I picked up was only $3.
Next I picked up fabric. I found some chiffon type fabric in the remnant bin for about $5 and some mirrored organza for another $5. I also picked up flower petals from Joann's (the only place that had them in the area) and was able to use a 40% off coupon to get them for about $7.
I dyed the flower petals by threading them all through a strings and then splitting them into three different bunches.
After this I had to take a break since school called.