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Silk print dress
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This fabric had a print that I did not want to cut into, so I used the width and left it long. The orange contrast was from my stash and I hadn’t been brave enough to do something with such a bright color, but I think it goes well with the print. I added high belt loops to make it an empire waist.
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Silk crepe
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Jun 12, 2010, 09.14 PMby marloncosta
Oh man! That`s the azalea dress made long? Really clever! It worked out nice with that choice of fabric and colors!
Mar 19, 2010, 02.36 PMby feetyjammies
I’m glad you made it long. I was wondering how that would look and yours is beautiful. I didn’t care much for this pattern at all until I saw all of the variations. Maybe I’ll give it a try.