Views
533
A quick 2-piece dress which can be dressed up or down.
It needs a belt…very baggy otherwise!
More details on my blog: www.cherrypix1.wordpress.com
ITY knits
Novice
BurdaStyle Project of the Week
Meg made this edgy variation of the Open Back Dress!
Pattern of the Week
This fitted jacket will keep you warm and stylish on those cool summer nights!
Retro Pattern
Dive back into 1956 with this stylish two in one pant suit pattern!
Member Project of the Week
Get inspired by printed floral bustier dress with flounce! It is so summery.
Editors' Pick
The style is cool and sporty beach wear that can be worn anywhere!
Dec 27, 2012, 06.45 PMby ink
Love both, so pretty on you. I would imagine making several of these!
1 Reply
Dec 28, 2012, 12.30 PMby Cherry Pix
Thank you, Ink. They’re getting a lot of wear right now…high summer in Australia.
Dec 3, 2012, 04.34 PMby Mary Athey
I love both of.these. I made this in a tropical print and I used.this.pattern because i only had just over a metre of fabric. Great dresses xx
1 Reply
Dec 28, 2012, 12.29 PMby Cherry Pix
Hi Mary, it’s an amazingly fabric-frugal dress, eh?
Dec 3, 2012, 01.54 AMby Cherry Pix
Hi Schnui! What fun to fabric shop in China! I was pleasantly surprised at how little fabric this dress takes …approx 1.5m? I think my versions will be cool as long as the humidity is reasonable! I’ve also worn them with a thin black 3/4 sleeve cotton top, with tights and boots….they work well for layering…an excellent travel item!! Give it a shot!
1 Reply
Dec 3, 2012, 02.04 AMby schnui
Thanks Ann. I have just on 2 metres, so I have plenty and I would love it to be a good travel dress as well. It is so hot here in Brisbane today that all I can think about is cool summer dresses, definitely no layering but a good idea when we reach April (that seems like forever today!!)
Dec 3, 2012, 01.42 AMby schnui
Ann, I love both dresses you have posted and you have got me thinking about some knit fabric that I bought in China recently. I didn’t buy enough and I can’t get back there, so this lovely pattern which I have overlooked so many times will be perfect. This floral knit dress looks gorgeous on you and because you think it is cool to wear, you have convinced me it is worth a go. I have made other garments from the August 2011 issue, but can’t really say this one struck me until I saw yours. I also enjoyed reading you blog, so count me as a follower. Thanks for the link to Burda Addicts which worked for me.