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1st dress i make with a pattern, i fell in love with this fabric and Katjusha pattern was exactly what i needed, it’s match perfectly
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Feb 17, 2012, 03.51 AMby LilleLine
Nice job for your first dress! I love the fabric, it is so cute, and the model suits you well. But is it a little tigth in the top? I sometimes have the same problem when I use burdastyle patterns, because I have an hourglass figure, (broad sholders, big bobs and small waist) therefore I choose the size where the measure fits my boobs and then take in the pattern in the waist. I find it easier to choose the bigger size an make it smaler in the waist than choosing a smal size and make it bigger in the top because it is generally more stuff going on up there that takes more adjustments, (neclines, rounded panelseams, darts, armholes etc.)