Burda Style For people who sew
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This was by far the most complicated pattern dress I have made so far in my life, and I love it! It had sooo many pieces and I had never worked with satin so much, yet it was an interesting experience(I somehow had enough time to finish in 2 days). I really love this pattern because of the slip underneath with the layers of tulle, whenever I put that on I instantly feel like a little girl again and want to twirl around, but put the apron on and now the dress resembles a tulip in early spring.
If you have considered taking on Sibylle for yourself, don’t put it off anymore!
Material Notes
tulle, cotton, zipper, thread, satin
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Girl, If I can’t spot you downtown Saturday night in Nashville, I’m just not trying. This is very, very nice. Nehmah (we live in Columbia, TN, just up the road a piece.)