This is the Azalea dress, my first Burda pattern. I had some trouble understanding the instructions for the yoke, and I ended up having to take it in an extra inch near the zipper side. I’m not sure if the size I used was too big; the dress feels a bit big, but I really like the design and it’s mad comfy!
crinkled cotton for the yoke and under dress; cotton for outer dress
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Jul 18, 2008, 08.52 AMby rebexy
pretty! i have that fabric laying around after a failed attempt at a different dress. i even have a matching green to match, maybe for the yoke and underskirt. hmmm….
Dec 31, 2007, 01.19 PMby lilhunny
I think I started with 2.5 yards for the yoke and under dress, and 2 yards for the outer dress. I probably had a bit extra because I am still not quite sure what I am doing. ; )
Dec 22, 2007, 11.38 AMby sammiej1989
How much fabric did you juse whit this creation if i may ask?
Dec 17, 2007, 09.05 AMby zora
I love your choice of fabric, your dress looks absolutely fantastic!
Dec 16, 2007, 02.13 AMby Wendyxo
Your version is great. I love your choice of fabrics.
Dec 15, 2007, 12.51 AMby fashion1
I must say i didn´like the pattern before, too. but more i see dresses like yours i want to make it, too! your azalea is beautiful!
Dec 14, 2007, 08.58 AMby vanessa
How lovely! Makes me want to try out the pattern.
Dec 14, 2007, 08.55 AMby baerbelborn
When I saw the pattern, I didn´t like it. The pictures of the model have not changed my mind. But YOUR version is so cute, and it shows the strength of that pattern, to show a really pretty body shape! Very nice!
Dec 14, 2007, 05.58 AMby sunnyb64
I like the combination of fabrics that you used— very pretty and spring-like. I also have to admit that I like the pattern much better, seeing it belted at the waist like that. Nice work!
Dec 14, 2007, 05.57 AMby sunnyb64
I like the combination of fabrics that you used— very pretty and spring-like. And I have to admit I like the pattern much better, seeing it belted at the waist like that. Nice work!
Dec 14, 2007, 05.38 AMby atmomma
Azalea was my first burda pattern too but I have to say that I like yours better. I love your choice of fabric.