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A dirndl made from the Weisendirndl skirt and the Folkwear Austrian Dirndl top. I found a Swedish embroidery pattern I liked so I added it to this project, along with a vine pattern for more drama!
Material Notes
Top of dirndl is reinforced with interfacing and is made of black cotton fabric. The bottom is a “homespun” type plaid fabric and the apron is leftover fabric from a Tia Dalma costume a friend and I made years ago for her to attend Pirates and Princesses at Disney.
Difficulty
Intermediate
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Dec 24, 2012, 08.49 AMby flowergirl22
something differend then the traditionall german colours,, when I was little I had a pale blue one with a white blouse and a flowery apron,, I should really get myself a new one,, i love your colour choice
Dec 22, 2012, 07.46 PMby watatoe
Just gorgeous! You did an awesome job! I lived in Germany for awhile and was blessed to see so many different dirndls from the different regions……and you brought back some memories for me. Can I just say “perfection” ?
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Dec 23, 2012, 08.12 PMby Cynthia Brown
Thanks:)