This dress is the result of a failed attempt to find a formal black dress that suited my personal style, instigating a swift jump into the currents of seamstress’ insanity: complete a project in a little more than 72 hours.
Satin, Organdy, Tulle – What more could a girl want?
Intermediate
Meg's Magazine Mash Up
In part two Meg sews the sleeves, attaches the neck band, installs the zipper, and finishes the hem!
Quick Tip
Tassels are a quick way to add extra decoration to your garments & they can be made into accessories
Pattern Collections
Meetings and after work cocktails get a stylish and self-confident quality with these new patterns!
DIY
This bag includes an additional terry cloth on inside so that it quickly becomes a towel!
Meg's Magazine Mash Up
Meg starts her next Mash Up using our Cropped Tee pattern!
May 2, 2012, 12.34 PMby Vanessa Velasquez
Your dress couldn’t have more sense to me…it is not insanity it is really fantastic, to do something so cute in so little time… and you look great on it!!!
May 2, 2012, 06.59 AMby kihli
Great dress and style – and it’s nearly unbelievable that you made this dress in such a short time!
May 2, 2012, 04.25 AMby turtlegirl00
fantastic job on your dress—it is really lovely.
May 2, 2012, 01.44 AMby mojo elgin
ooh! I love it! Great job! You look absolutely beautiful. The shimmery tulle is wonderful for the skirt.
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May 3, 2012, 10.10 PMby swedishstyckning
The shimmery overlay is actually organdy – but I did use sparkly tulle as the underskirt…I had glitter everywhere when I was making it. :P
May 2, 2012, 12.33 AMby schnui
You look gorgeous in your formal dress and well done on making it so beautifully.
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May 2, 2012, 12.53 AMby swedishstyckning
Thanks so much! It was crazy fun. :)
May 2, 2012, 12.10 AMby sophienissirios
This is a very pretty dress. So cute :-) Great pictures as well :-)
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May 2, 2012, 12.53 AMby swedishstyckning
Thanks so much! I love vintage patterns, so this really appealed to my since of style.