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This is one of those things you start and then leave sitting around for a year or so before you suddenly get the urge to go back and finish what you started.
It looks like Azelea but isn’t, it also looks a lot like one of Satomi’s dresses, so much for originality, I think I must have been subconsiously influenced by Burdastyle all along.
I used my ‘magic seams’ technique for the top part to get a perfect finish.
Material Notes
cotton, cotton and more cotton for the lining.
no zipper, 2 decorative brass buttons.
Difficulty
Novice
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Nov 14, 2010, 08.35 PMby miledo
C’est parfetaiment fait !!! J’aime bcp que se ressemble à azelea mais le dessous de robe n’est pas blanc. C’est originale, c’est élégante ((=
Aug 15, 2009, 05.49 PMby blythee
nice nice! I imagine this with a belt for a classy-chic look. Great job :)
Jul 21, 2009, 10.54 AMby ralarkins
I will have to give the magic seams howto a trial run. It looks interesting.
Jul 15, 2009, 09.32 PMby sunflowerinski
It’s a special way of sewing seams inside out so that when you turn the thing the right way all seams are hidden! You can find it in my techniques ‘magic seams’ http://beta.burdastyle.com/techniques/magic-seams-reversible
Jul 15, 2009, 12.33 PMby miss-g
It reminds me very much of Satomi’s dress – I loved that one too. Please tell me what is the ‘magic seams’ technique? Sounds like something I should know.
Jul 14, 2009, 06.15 PMby djoule
NIce ! I like it a lot ;)