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I wanted to make a dress that I could either wear in the winter with leggings and a top or as a summer dress and here it is.
Pattern was great, just right size, I made it in a 36 and I’m a UK 8.
I want to now find some more fabric and make another one!
I adjusted it slightly because I wanted it stretchy and without a zip, so I shirred the back, a first for me and it went fantastically well, no problems at all.
It fits just right and I added a couple of buttons which finish it off nicely.
Very happy! :)
More other projects and pics on my blog at:
http://surfjewels.blogspot.com
Or check out my handmade jewellery at:
http://surfjewels.000space.com
Material Notes
Cotton
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Novice
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Jan 22, 2011, 01.26 PMby surfjewels
Thanku :)
Jan 21, 2011, 07.47 PMby Mari Np
Really cute! I love to wear summer flowery dresses on black t-shirt and tights for the winter, it’s so boring to wear winter clothes in winter :-). the bottons were a great idea too!