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a dress i put aside before sewing, for several years, because i was afraid the result would not meet my expectations, and when finally taking it from my to-do pile, was finished in no time, and worn almost immediately!
i love it! it’s simple to sew and to wear, it didn’t need any overcasting, which is great, because of the fine jersey fabric.
the pattern came from an old number of the magazine marie-claire idées, it was supposed to be sewn in linen, with a buttoned shoulder : i made even more simple!
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some jersey
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Jan 14, 2010, 11.08 PMby smallone
Craft room! now I am jealous :)
Oct 11, 2009, 07.15 PMby smallone
lovely classic simple piece – that you can dress up or down….and bet its comfy too! – can I ask which pattern you used?
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Jan 9, 2010, 04.30 PMby elisala
I finally found where the pattern came from (who said my craft room is a mess?) ; it’s from a french craft magazine, named marie-claire idées, an old number, like from the 90’s (sooo old ;))