IKEA fabric!!!!! 5/2011(#108A)

Added Jun 6, 2011

by Aida Petre

Bucharest, Romania

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Description

When I first saw this fabric in IKEA I knew it was perfect for this dress.
But I was so excited when I made this dress that I didn’t even noticed that I’ve made it upside down :)))))
My boyfriend notticed after it was finished…
But it turned quite well.
And because the fabric was a little see-through I fully lined it.

Material Notes

Cotton

Difficulty

Novice

Categories

Season
Spring, Summer, Fall
For
Women
Garment Type
Dress
Style
Business, Casual
Material
Cotton

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    Feb 11, 2012, 10.37 PMby flowergirl22

    ikea has a lot to answere for,, great dress, no cant notice its upside down,,,

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    Jul 3, 2011, 11.52 AMby SewingAmity

    Thank you for adding the fit info. I’m really shortwaisted, so it sounds as though this may be a pattern for me which will need no alterations.

    Love the graphic quality of the fabric you chose!

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    Jun 30, 2011, 10.50 AMby cikk

    I think it’s cooler with the writing upside down. Don’t tell anyone else it was a mistake! As someone famous said – I have no idea who – never apologise, never explain….

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      Jun 30, 2011, 11.05 AMby Aida Petre

      Who doesn’t know the fabric doesn’t realize it :D Well, I like it just the same and it doesn’t matter what others think….I wear it not them :) Thank you for your comment…I like comments……:P

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      Mar 10, 2012, 08.38 PMby sneville

      It was the current queen of England’s mother

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    Jun 29, 2011, 05.39 AMby galit maler

    איך מורידים את הגזרה?

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    Jun 28, 2011, 01.12 PMby ndimi

    I love that you put the writing upside down. It gives this dress such a One-of-a-Kind feel to it!

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      Jun 28, 2011, 03.39 PMby Aida Petre

      well, I have to read it, no!? :)))) thank you

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    Jun 7, 2011, 08.30 AMby debbie777

    Very nice, even if it is upside down it’s still beautiful! The lining gives it more body as well.

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    Jun 7, 2011, 05.49 AMby Irina Schwab

    Hi there, I love the dress. Congratulations! Let’s hope not a lot of people go to IKEA now and buy the same fabric :-)) I would iron it with starch spray (apret?) to make it even more glamorous. There is a question for you. I alreday cut the patterns to make this dress from a much thicker fabric I bought in Romania last summer. The colours are very similar to the colour sin the magazine picture. I hesitated cutting it though, because the pattern looks really small, minuscule. I know is “petite”, but I thought you still follow your size. Did you have any problems with the sizing? Did you follow your normal size? I am a Romanian “Ma dame” size 36, any idea what size I should follow for this dress?

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      Jun 7, 2011, 06.29 AMby Aida Petre

      Hy, thank you, thank you :D
      Well, I has so excited to share it with you all that I didn’t even iron it.
      As for your question: I’m a burda size 42, so I took the size 21 for this dress and I compared the measurements with the ones for the size 42 and I saw that the bust was 2 cm higher in size 21 than in size 42 so I lengthened the pattern at the shoulders with 2 cm. I hope you understand what I did :D I sugest you compare your measurements with the measurements for the petite sizes :D
      Kisses

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    Jun 6, 2011, 08.54 PMby MientjiB

    Beautiful fit!

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