Before I move on to another project, I just could not resist to use this pattern again. I used the lower dress pattern, trimmed off the sides and placed two pockets in front. It’s a comfy everyday dress.
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Jun 18, 2008, 05.54 AMby spacegurl
love this!
Aug 20, 2007, 06.02 PMby windsy
i like how this turned out. i really want to make a little jumper dress like this. thanks!
Aug 19, 2007, 12.54 PMby myk
Zora: I trimmed off 2 inches from each side front and back – from the hemline only, curved off the hemline to the measurment on the waist with a curve ruler. The pattern of the lower dress is too wide at the bottom and my fabric is not that soft to flow at the bottom.
Aug 19, 2007, 02.50 AMby jellybean
That’s looks great. I love the details on the pockets.
Aug 17, 2007, 10.26 PMby myk
Thanks for the comments guys. Craftdinner: This fits in 2 yards of fabric since the sides were trimmed off and it’s about 2 inches shorter. The fabric used was extra linen I had, but I would have liked it in cotton though.
Aug 17, 2007, 03.59 AMby nikkishell
I love how you’ve altered it. The pockets are great.
Aug 16, 2007, 12.57 PMby stephanie-s
Excellent Version! I like the Azalea dress but the upper dress will not work on me; it’ll make me appear too busty. I was thinking of lower the top dress to below my bust line but I like your idea of using just the bottom dress. A square neckline is very flattering and your pockets are a great detail. Thanks for the inspiration MYK!
Aug 16, 2007, 12.33 PMby marmota-b
It does look very comfortable! I like how you make two so different creations from the same pattern…