Burda Style For people who sew
Description
This is a dress I made for a regency play. Well, actually I’ve made four dresses from this pattern.
I’ve adapted the lenght, so it’s a floorlenght and I’ve modified the bustpart, this means I’ve got rid of the darts and just gathered that part. This made the dress more historic. Only the bodice part is lined, so that the fabric wouldn’t show through.
One dress took me about 6 hours to maken.
Material Notes
cotton, linen for lining, buttons
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Burdastyle
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Jul 16, 2009, 03.01 AMby LostRedemption
i love the idea of adding buttons instead of a zipper :D
i really wanted to make this dress, but i’ve never worked with zippers before, so i think this might be the solution for me :) thanks a lot for the inspiration!
Mar 24, 2009, 05.23 PMby Toriadore
I love it! It’s very Pride and Prejudice.
Oct 26, 2008, 12.46 PMby Adys
Oh, this gown looks beautiful. I’m thinking about making Danielle as a gown but couldn’t imagine properly how could the dress look like with the long skirt. It’s perfect :) Thanks for the inspiration!
Sep 14, 2008, 02.26 PMby mcloughlinsarah
these are fantastic. i love the fabric for the burgendy one. they do look very historic.
Jul 7, 2008, 09.27 AMby abucketfulofheather
These are stunning! I love the buttons up the back, they’re a really nice addition.
Jun 8, 2008, 02.48 AMby Olya_Boieru
It is so beautiful!You are like from another century!
I like this style very much. It’s pity, we can’t wear such dresses with hats in ordinary life :(
Dec 10, 2007, 08.36 AMby clairelovestosew
I love empire line dresses….
On these I especially like the square necklines, they look very neat and well-made. Amazing!
Sep 25, 2007, 03.03 PMby admin
Beautiful! Do you think you could tell me how to make those sleeves for a halloween costume i’m making? Keep up the awesome work . . . you r very talented!
Sep 25, 2007, 03.03 PMby admin
Beautiful! Do you think you could tell me how to make those sleeves for a halloween costume i’m making? Keep up the awesome work . . . you r very talented!
Sep 8, 2007, 04.08 PMby lauriana
Mooi! (beautiful in Dutch) This way, I really like empire line dresses ;)
And you did a really good job adepting a ‘fashion’ pattern to a ‘historic’ look.
Sep 5, 2007, 05.24 AMby Webeta
thank you all!
Sep 4, 2007, 03.17 PMby Lilo
Geweldig! (= gorgeous in Dutch). The brown one is my favourite.
Sep 4, 2007, 10.45 AMby fashion1
I like the brown one, too. It´s gorgeous!
Sep 4, 2007, 05.16 AMby Wyn
Gorgeous!
Sep 4, 2007, 04.17 AMby MarmotaB
That’s awesome! I especially like the brown one, with all the accessories and the nice hairdo to go with it. :-)
Sep 3, 2007, 03.47 PMby elainemay
very pretty!