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As soon as I booked my holiday in Rome, i thought – I need a nice new summer dress to frolic in once in this charismatic stylish city. I came up with this one.
The pattern i used was McCall’s 2047
Here it is, hanging at home. I added some holiday pics as well.
The curious thing about it was, that it was too short for Vatican and I wasn’t allowed in because it was deemed too racy. Luckily I just bought an amazing 60s vintage jacket, so i covered my knees with it. It didn’t seem to matter that I was showing the back of my legs though. Strange. I took the jacket off as soon as I passed through the gate, right in front of some other Vatican guards, who didn’t seem to mind my legs. Photo evidence provided.
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Intermediate
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May 23, 2012, 03.50 PMby kihli
This dress is soooo cute! Very sixties!
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May 24, 2012, 08.23 AMby baroness
thank you. 60s is what i go for in my every project. :)
May 23, 2012, 12.53 PMby fidgetfingers
That’s so funny!! Very cute dress!
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May 24, 2012, 08.23 AMby baroness
thank you.
May 23, 2012, 07.10 AMby SENEBO
what a really nice dress you have made, great fabric choice what is it? Shame the pattern companies don’t bring back old patterns and start to reprint them
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May 24, 2012, 08.24 AMby baroness
thank you. it’s just a simple cotton. i quite like the fact that you have to search for vintage patterns rather than having them readily available. makes the clothes more unique, i think.