Belle

Belle is the female protagonist of Beauty and the Beast. She is the fifth official Disney Princess. Belle has long, brown hair, most often tied back in a low ponytail, and possesses captivating hazel eyes, full lips, rosy cheeks, and a sculpted figure. One of her more distinct features are the strands of hair that are constantly slipping loose from her ponytail and falling in front of her face, she is often seen brushing them back into place when nervous, in a hurry, or trying to be polite. Thro

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Hello sewing friends!:) This was my main project last month. I made this "Winter Belle Cape" for my 4 year old niece as a Christmas gift. I knew I wanted to make her one some time ago, so I was pretty excited about it! I had to wing it since I couldn't find an actual "Belle Cape" pattern, but I used McCalls 6196 as a good base. The main fabric was a deep red panne velour and I decided to line it with a novelty satin-type fabric, just to complicate things for myself!;) I purchased a cut of faux fur since the fur trim that was available in spools was all long pile and I wanted the cape to look as much like Belle's as possible. I used the smallest size after reading some reviews for this pattern. I think I cut the fur in strips of 2 or 2.5 inches with the bottom under-cape trim 3" (I think!). McCalls 6196 Disney's Belle in her winter garb;) Here shown is the pattern pieces for the hood and altered "caplet". I used the measurement from my niece's elbow to wrist and subtracted that amount (plus an inch more I think), so the caplet would come slightly above her elbow. Here is the main sewn hood piece and lining piece. I constructed the hood and pressed up the hem as instructed for the main piece, and tucked the lining piece inside, having trimmed off the hem allowance on the lining piece so it would fit inside the main hood piece better. I trimmed off a bit of the bottom lining as well. Above is shown the two main caplet pieces. I sewed the front and back pieces together on both lining and main pattern piece then sewed them right sides together along the bottom and turned right-side out and basted the pieces at the neckline. Pressed bottom of caplet inside and trimmed seam allowance. Here you can see how I attached the hood and caplet. I later added an "under cape" from another pattern in such a way that the raw seam was hidden. I though I had taken photos of that part but I must not have:( I added some twill tape to the neckline, as it didn't seem particularly stable. Here is the "under cape" and caplet lining with the attached twill tape. On my dummy:) I didn't get any of the finished cape on the dress form. Thats what I get for finishing it last minute! For the under-cape I followed part of a tutorial for a "Anna" (from Frozen) cape, but I wish I had made the under cape a bit wider. This is ok, but I think it would have been better to use a full "red riding hood" type cape so it would go over the shoulders better. I made it so the under cape would fall at my niece's ankles. I was going to hand-sew the trim on, but I quickly realized it would be far too time-consuming so I simply used my sewing machine!:) I applied fray check to both the cut top and bottom edges (this should be done before sewing on the trim. Only after I sewed some trim on the first section did I realize the bottom needed fray check as well. I both machine sewed and hand-sewed the trim on the hood. Machine sewn along the edge and secured the rest by hand. I left the trim around the caplet hang free for the most part but secured it in a few spots. I machine and hand sewed the trim to the under cape as well. How perfect is this wrapping paper? Bonus, I already had it on-hand! Disney princesses in their winter capes! Funny though, that Belle is the only character that actually had a winter cape but she's not featured?? I wish I had gotten a photo of this on the dress form! *Sigh*. Oh well, turned out pretty well I think! Now I can work on sewing for myself;) Til next time!:)

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Close your eyes and try to imagine a Belle dress. Which one do you see? The original blue country-dress, yellow ball gown or maybe some of the new dresses from the Beauty and the Beast 2017? Most of people would see either blue or yellow one, but only real Disney fans would remember some of the other dresses of Belle. If you are one of them, here it is, Belle green dress, which she was wearing entering the castle library for the first time. Important event in life of any book lover! Three shades of green make this gown look harmonious and very attractive. The set consists of the separated bodice and skirt and is supplemented with a beautiful bow-hairclip. The original Belle green dress is already sold and now it's available for custom orders only. Contact us and we will provide you a list of the measurements we need to make you a perfect costume which will fit you perfectly/ The green gown is waiting for the real connoisseur of the Belle’s story! In our shop you can also find other Belle dresses: The original Belle blue dress: https://www.etsy.com/listing/387342252/belle-dress-blue-belle-dress-disney 2017 Beauty and the Beast movie Belle blue dress: https://www.etsy.com/listing/481650558/belle-new-dress-blue-belle-dress-beauty Be Unique, be the Best, be with “Small Needle”! Check out our shop page to see more beautiful costumes and don't forget to favorite Small Needle shop! https://www.etsy.com/shop/smallneedle

We can't all be as well-rounded as Belle was.

Stationary doesn’t have to be boring. Bust out your notebook with pride and show everyone what you’re all about. Features La Belle Dame Sans Merci poem by John Keats and painting of the same name by John Williams Waterhouse.• 5"x7" Spiralbound Notebook• Durable Thick Glossy Laminate Cover• 75 Leaves of Lined Paper (150 Pages to Write On)• Black Coil Binding Allows the Notebook to Lay Completely Flat• Corners Are Rounded to Prevent Bending

This time, we have a wide array of characters from all kinds of universes. From the beloved Frozen, to the classic anime Death Note, to the Cartoon Networks star Ben 10.

We can't all be as well-rounded as Belle was.