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How to sew Elsa and Anna dressesMy Mom and I are both crazy when it comes to making things. We have discussions about authenticity and couture sewing techniques over dresses created for little girls, but we love it. Since Elsa and Anna from Frozen are beloved by my 2 and 3 year old nieces, we decided to make custom Elsa and Anna gowns for them for Christmas. Since it is rather hard to receive ahold of these costumes, and I’m assuming others are hoping to create their own Elsa and Anna dresses, I thought a post on our dress construction process would be useful. This post will contain advices we learned along the method, as well as some online fabric resources that would have been helpful if we had known about them before starting the process.Frozen costume pattern choicesThe “official” frozen pattern (McCalls M7000) came out right when we started on this project. I would recommend this to the beginning sewer who is creating a costume more for it’s practical use or “necessity” (you can’t search one to purchase).Ralated Keyword "Anna Dresses":anna coronation dressanna campbell wedding dresselsa and anna dress up gamesanna frozen dresseselsa and anna dress upanna sui dressMy Mom and I wanted to create real princess dresses complete with poofy petticoat lined skirts. We also wanted the dresses to be more authentic than what the pattern above calls for, as well as create dresses that were comfortable and twirl worthy for tiny girls. We settled on using Simplicity 4764.Turns out this pattern is discontinued, so we opted for the PDF print out ver. That was a rather frustrating process, but it also meant my Mom and I should both print a copy of the pattern for our use (I worked on Elsa, she worked on Anna). We picked this pattern because it does have a petticoat, or layers of netting built into an underskirt. This makes the dress “poof” nicely, and the layer of lining keeps the netting from being itchy. We also liked that there was a distinct point to the bodice, as well as beautiful princess seaming. I’m a tiny surprised this pattern is discontinued since there are so a lot of options and the pattern is well designed.For the shirt under Anna’s jumpsuit/dress we decided to alter a pajama pattern, McCalls 6458. I realize that my niece Sienna will probably be the only tiny girl whose Anna dress actually has a separate shirt, but in the name of authenticity, that’s what we decided to do. If you do the same, note that my Mom opted to use a smaller size (due to the loose sizing on pajamas) and she also nipped the waist in the torso section a bit and created a mandarin collar. If I lost you at mandarin collar, you might just wish to search a blue shirt.Making AnnaMy Mom was tasked at making Anna, and had glitches from day one. I actually finished a lot of the Elsa while she entertained my two tiny boys, so Anna was completed second, just in time for the sewing machine to break. Catastrophically break. Awful Mom. Thankfully, we were able to borrow an even older sewing machine, a Singer circa 1960 from my Grandma (my Mom’s Mom).