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Feb 26, 2009, 04.43 AMby elainemay
hi heatherfiona! i’m so glad you like the coffee date dress, and i’m flattered that you’ve chosen it as the first dress you will sew :) i’m not exactly sure what you are asking… are you asking how to assemble the pattern? if so, you’ll find that there are little registration points on the sides of each pattern tile that have numbers like 1a, 2a, 3a, etc., 1b, 2b, 3b, etc. there are two of each number, so you’ll want to find them and match them together so they meet up. does that make sense? i think there is a how-to on the website about how to print and assemble a pattern if you need more instructions. i hope i’m understanding you correctly— if not, please feel free to leave me another message and i’ll try my best to help you out :) best of luck!