Burda Style For people who sew
Description
Based on Burda 122B from the July 2011 magazine. I made a few alterations though:
1. Took a total of 5cm off the bodice which raised the waist ( because I wanted it to sit properly on the waist), and 5cm off the hem (because I am a shorty)
2. Seriously shortened the slit because I wanted to be able to wear it without a bra showing
3. Left off the pockets because I am lazy
4. Left off the arms bands also because I am lazy, and because I liked it better properly sleeveless
5. Finished with bias tape.
Less on-topic details on my blog Ms Stitch
Material Notes
Georgette (from a sari shop)
Difficulty
Novice
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Mar 22, 2013, 05.43 PMby slmnstyle
Cute little dress! I think the changes you made to the pattern are perfect. And I love the ombre effect of your fabric. I hope to make this little dress soon as it is perfect to throw on for a cute, casual look. Nice job!