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Dirndl-Inspired JJ Variation
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Description
This project explains how we used the JJ pattern to make an avant-garde dirndl-inspired top, which appeared in the German version of Burda Moden. Making and altering patterns takes a fair amount of trial and error, unless you are a natural. As we make patterns, we always make a mock-up in muslin to test if we like the changes. The following steps show you how to slash and spread a sleeve, change a neckline, and make a funny ruffle. These are just ideas, and we can’t wait to see what you come up with!
Material Notes
JJ Pattern Clear ruler French Curve Scissor Pencil Paper Muslin (or a similar fabric you don’t mind wasting)
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- Garment Type
- Accessories
- Style
- Casual
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