Easy Simplicity Pattern for Sundress. While working on the first one, already was thinking of the second. Piping made with the pink material. Decided to take it one step further and mixed up the bodice material, and added the lace. With two granddaughters, guess I’ll have to make one more to keep things even. Haven’t decided what to do next, but with this pattern, it’s simple enough where you can really change it up!
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Mar 16, 2012, 02.05 AMby mandrych
Thanks to everyone who commented on the sundresses! Actually the pattern was a Butterick See & Sew, (my mistake in saying it was Simplicity). B5592. On the front bodice, I cut three pieces of fabric, one the entire pattern piece, second 1/2 and the third or middle section 1/4. I layed the material over the other and marked it then cut it leaving a seam allowance. I also used the notches in the pattern as a guide to line the fabrics up. I didn’t document any of this, it was sew as you go.
Mar 15, 2012, 09.08 PMby Kazmoda
I love how you mixed fabrics. Beautiful!
Mar 15, 2012, 02.42 PMby Lissy Schneiderelfe
which simplicity Pattern or Magazine did u use ? all of the Dresses are very nicely made…
Mar 15, 2012, 11.54 AMby soozy
Wow, those dresses are great! Your granddaughters are very lucky.
Mar 15, 2012, 06.58 AMby marymar
i really like the mix of the patterned fabric!
Mar 15, 2012, 03.48 AMby schnui
All 3 very pretty and oh so summery!!
Mar 15, 2012, 03.14 AMby sophienissirios
Very cute :-)