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Hey everyone! Happy Monday! We're cruising along with the Building Block Dress book tour, and today we’ve got Julie joining us. She’s the newest addition to the team over at Kid’s Clothes Week. If you missed her introduction, you can catch it [here](#).
Julie is not only taking the reins at Kid’s Clothes Week but also runs her own blog, [Our Chez Nous](#). She lives just outside of Toronto, Canada, and has four kids—two boys and two girls. Sewing plays a huge role in their lives, and she loves creating pieces that each of them will cherish. While she’s not entirely there yet, she’s working toward a wardrobe where everything is handmade.
For those of you who want to learn more about the dress she crafted for her daughter, you can check it out [here](#).
By the way, if you haven’t heard, we’re big fans of hockey in their household. Between two hockey teams and a figure skater, the rink is practically their second home. And yes, Julie sometimes finds herself feeding hockey gear into her trusty sewing machine. It’s chaotic, but she wouldn’t trade it for anything!
We’d absolutely love to see what you’ve been making using the Building Block Dress pattern from the book. Be sure to tag your Instagram photos with #oliverands and #buildingblockdress so we can admire your handiwork and share the creativity with others who love sewing as much as we do.
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Hey there! I’m Julie, and I’m thrilled to be part of both Kid’s Clothes Week and Our Chez Nous. Living just outside Toronto, Canada, keeps me busy with my four kids—two boys and two girls. Sewing has become such an integral part of our family life, and I’m always looking for ways to add more handmade touches to their wardrobes.
Hockey is kind of a big deal in our house, which means I’m either at my sewing machine or shuttling the kids between rinks. With two hockey teams and a figure skater in the family, we spend a lot of time on the ice. But hey, it’s all part of the adventure!
If you’ve made any projects from the Building Block Dress book, don’t forget to tag your Instagram posts with #oliverands and #buildingblockdress. We’d love to see what you’ve created!
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