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Anda doesn’t work for me really. Tried to adjust the waist to see if it’d look better. I think this kind of smock just won’t work on my frame.
Thoughts?
Help!
Material Notes
Purple poly from a Chicago Freecycler
Difficulty
Novice
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May 30, 2008, 10.29 AMby nicolle
I just wanted to say, this looks perfect compared to the Anda I made for myself. I just put mine away thinking maybe I’ll be able to make something new from it in the future. Good luck with the darts.
May 29, 2008, 03.46 AMby anajan
Try to add darts on the front and back sides, to narrow the dress in the waist area. But don’t narrow it too much, to keep the Anda-look. Then add a latex or a band on the waist to get the wrinkles.