To my surprise the night before the program (procrastination) I asked her if she knew where her boots were. Shae announced that she wanted to go as a pioneer instead of a cowgirl. I told her we had no pioneer clothes and that it was not possible. In response she decided to BEG me to sew her one. Stupid me gave in. NOT a great idea the day before the program.
We ran to Walmart and found a pattern, picked out a material and went home only to find out that patterns are no longer the same as they were when I learned how to sew in junior high. Doh!
Now days you have to choose the exact size of the pattern instead of cutting out the one you need from a pattern that has adult and kid sizes all in one. At about 7:00 we dashed back to the store in hopes they had her size. We were in luck!
To make a long story short I was up until 2:30 am cutting out and sewing a dress, hat, and apron. I was one tired mom when it came time to wake up the next morning and get the kids ready for school. It was all worth it though when Shaelynn spotted the dress and started jumping up and down with excitement and even better when she put it on and spun around like a pilgrim princess. :)

Her program was awesome. I still can't recite from memory the 29 counties in Utah but Shaelynn sure can.







