Pink and black dress worn with black petticoat underneath. The circle is a skirt with twelve panels. I drafted the skirt panel by simply dividing my quarter circle pattern into 3 and adding seam allowances. I had some trouble with the satin (which shows around the neckline and the bias binding on hem) because it was a soft satin. For the bodice I modified a pattern. (I’ll add the exact one later)
pink “fantasy” satin,
black charmeuse,
zipper,
black lining
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Pattern:
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Jun 6, 2008, 07.05 AMby olyaboieru
wow! amazing dress! I would rather wear it too! ;) I like the color combination!
Jun 5, 2008, 12.03 PMby lxandra
the dress rocks!
Jun 5, 2008, 03.11 AMby ursy87
What a great photo – you cant see any problems with the binding at all, and the pettycoat is fantastic!
Jun 4, 2008, 08.19 AMby carottesauvage
Ah Ok, the black petty coat goes underneath! Really neat, I can’t see the troubles you had with the satin!Keep well
Jun 4, 2008, 07.06 AMby aaronkok
must say, for a circle skirt, your bias binding is pretty neat as is. i hate using bias taping for extremely curved angles because it warps so badly!