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I used the Coffee Date dress pattern but omitted the ruffles (I’m more of a pleat than a ruffle kinda gal) and added a cute button.
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Fashion Weight Cotton in Dill Blossom Yellow by SEI for Robert Kaufman.
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Oct 9, 2010, 09.20 PMby redslippers
Lovely variation of this dress. The button detail is very clever. Did you find it required a fair bit of fitting? Just wondering because I’m about to make this dress.
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Oct 11, 2010, 07.05 PMby rhi-mixx
Yes I did, but I find all patterns that I use from Burdastyle need to be made smaller. I recommend making a toile first; I made one for another variation of this dress that I haven’t quite finished yet, but once you get the fit right it’s a really comfortable dress to wear.