Burda Style For people who sew
Description
Madison, made with lightweight check cotton from the bargain bin.
Not as neat as it could be. Would probably go down a size next time so as not to need the belt.
Categories
4 Comments
You must be registered to add a new post!
Featured
-
Editor's Pick
South-Western Summer: 12 New Patterns
Check out these great new patterns
Click here to go to blog post...
-
Featured BurdaStyle Project
Cherry Red Blouse
Check out our latest project
-
Featured Member
Featured Member: laikadoll
I am mostly interested in Production Design, encompassing my love of quirky costumes...
-
Pattern Of The Week
Tunic Dress
Make the perfect summer tunic dress!
-
Editor's Pick
Vintage Dress
A pattern from 1961 brought back to life!
BurdaStyle - Footer
All products market with the “B” label have been produced by BurdaStyle. BurdaStyle projects and quality patterns are available for all difficulty levels and price ranges. Get started right away!
Make Your Style... And Friends Too
Copyright-free sewing patterns, step-by-step tutorials, skill sharing, inspiration, project ideas and people just like you. It takes less than a minute to get started.
Website Help
About BurdaStyle
Advertise Here
© 2009 BurdaStyle. Inc. All rights reserved. Site by AREA 17
Feb 8, 2012, 05.39 PMby stacers
I’ve never graded a pattern before but will definitely give it a go :D
Feb 8, 2012, 03.45 AMby schnui
Looks great and oh so very Madison Avenue!!
Feb 8, 2012, 02.12 AMby sewmelove
Lovely dress!!! I agree with Lauriana, you should grade it to a smaller waist rather than go down a size completely.
Feb 7, 2012, 05.41 PMby lauriana
Nice dress, your choice of fabric gives it a great retro look. I wouldn’t go down a size if I were you. Shoulders, bust and hips seem to fit fine (you need a bit of ease, after all), it’s just the waist that’s too big. You can solve that drawing your own pattern lines from the smaller size waist to the larger size for the rest of the dress.