All of us at the BurdaStyle office decided to make each our own version of the Anda Dress, the all time BurdaStyle favorite pattern.
Jillian knew right away that she wanted to add a yoke to the shoulders and make a sash in place of the drawstring. She found this lovely sheer printed cotton to match with the gorgeous washed silk.
Cotton and washed silk.
Intermediate
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Quick Tip
Before you lay your pieces out on fabric, your fabric must be on grain for a successful garment
Pattern Collections
These plus size festive dresses and blouses in fresh jewel tones let you be the star!
DIY
This one-piece garment is super-easy to sew – and can be styled in many different ways!
Sewing Lesson
Follow this sewing lesson to make yourself a perfect summer romper!
May 24, 2012, 09.58 PMby EllenMarieS
I love the selection of fabrics.
May 22, 2012, 01.26 PMby Binita Shrestha
Absolutely fabulous.
May 8, 2012, 07.57 PMby safiab123
I got you ‘Anda handed’, having fun sewing and not answering question @ work;)))) Seriously I really like this fun version of the dress that you made Safia
May 8, 2012, 06.57 PMby BeYou TiFul
This varation is my favorite!