From BOW March 2009, pattern 116B. This pattern is for petite women, which I’m certainly not and I had to resize the bodice for someone with broader shoulders and a longer back. This was the first time I sewed an invisible zipper and I couldn’t make the back yoke seams match up.
Lightweight satin twill fabric by Australian designer Alannah Hill. Purchased 2 years ago from the Dangerfield Clearance Outlet in Fitzroy for $6/metre (I got the last 4 metres left on the bolt). Bemsilk underlining.
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Jan 11, 2010, 07.22 PMby flosiepoos
Oh yeah, this is my kinda dress, yummm yummm yummmmm! Love the fabric too. We do like a bargain don’t we ladies?
Wel done, not the easiest of patterns by the look of it (she says with a quavering voice having cut a very similar bodice last night, ready to be sewn together…)
Jan 11, 2010, 03.54 PMby elaine-bin
The dress is very nice, well done!!!
Jan 11, 2010, 03.09 PMby cquinn13
It looks great!
Jan 11, 2010, 10.23 AMby latulipenoire
This is lovely! What does BOW stand for?
Jan 11, 2010, 09.14 AMby imvisible
nice! very vintage!