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Grey and white striped dress with poofy skirt. I used the JJ pattern 6009 for the top and left off the sleeves and ruffles. I also used small sew on snaps rather than buttons. The skirt is a basic gathered skirt with in seam pockets and the waist is loose enough to just pull over so there is no need for a zipper. The material is a little sheer so I wear a slip underneath it.
Material Notes
Not sure of the material it seems like it could have been used as lining
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Credits
JJ and burda pattern 6009
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Feb 24, 2010, 03.18 PMby cd909
love it! i have 2m of this fabric in my stash!
Jun 25, 2009, 10.39 PMby evette
Thanks!! I want to make another one using prints and maybe with sleeves, I guess I want to try it with more detail. I’ve worn it many times and I like it a lot :)
Jun 22, 2009, 12.20 PMby amarie
I’m campaigning for a Jazz up your JJ contest and here’s yet another proof to the versatility of the pattern. I love this version a lot, lot..
Jun 22, 2009, 05.34 AMby ink
I agree that is adorable!
Jun 21, 2009, 04.18 PMby marinaglory
Oooh it’s so cute! i love this style- great idea of using the JJ pattern for the top of a shirt dress! i’m inspired to make a dress like yours!