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3/2011 Strapless, Tea Length Wedding Dress
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Strapless, Tea Length Wedding Dress
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Please Note: This pattern only contains pieces for the bodice of the garment. The bottom portion is self-drafted, with instructions given in the overall project instructions.
Material Notes
Organza, taffeta and tulle
Difficulty
Intermediate
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Oct 13, 2011, 01.27 PMby yvettemryan
This pattern refers to layouts and diagrams that are not included in the instructions. It is very easy to draft your own skirt, but it would be helpful if the diagrams the pattern instructions refer to were present so one could draft it to look like the picture.
Also, the instructions just stop, not covering joining the bodice lining to the bodice or any of the finishing.
Given how little information was shared in this pattern, Burda should have made this one free or at least less than $5.40!
May 24, 2011, 11.08 PMby berumira
This only comes with the bodice pattern? I bought it and it’s all I got!
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Jun 28, 2011, 01.15 PMby Internettourist
Thanks for telling us. I guess that is why the lady who sewed it had buttons on her front. I do not really want to be that creative. Give it to me ready please. Or tell me.