
I squared off the ends of the straps and put snaps on instead of tying them. I used a nice cotton/linen blend from jcarolinecreative.com that hides schmutz and cat hair very well and can just go in the washer and dryer.

Here's a close-up of the pocket, which was a total late-night hack job. It's really bad. But it works, so there you go. Plus it has mushrooms. "Mommy, I like mushrooms!"

I have some little tops similar to this shape that I made for D when she was a babe, and that Mimi will wear this summer, and am very glad to have found this pattern for larger sizes. So easy to modify it, make it completely reversible (leave off the pocket), make it longer or shorter, etc. Love it.
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Super cute! One of my favorite books as a child was Cordoroy's Pocket - has Delma discovered this book yet?
Oops... actual title is A Pocket for Corduroy.
Remember the equally-old book "Katy No-Pocket"? Illustrated by H.A. Rey (of Curious George fame). It's about a pouchless Kangaroo mama who desperately wants to carry her baby....
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