Working on a sundress pattern I’d like to have done in time for vacation—and of course, I quipped that it would be amusing to be finishing it on the plane, and now I really really want to do that. Because it would be hilarious.
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That bottom design is almost certainly coming back someday, because I love the back detail. |
I'm going with the halter design in the middle for this one;while I like the sleeves of the top design, I don't think those tiny gathers will work well with the fabric, and the box pleats just aren't singing to me. Besides, I think the scalloped hem I'm envisioning will be
adorable.
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It's so delightfully bright. I love it. |
The fabric I’ve had in my
stash for about three years now, but I’ve never quite been satisfied
with my ideas for it. It’s fairly thin, but has a lot of body, so I
decided to minimize the gathered areas on the dress to an accent at the
center neck and a little bit at the waistline to set the (gored) skirt.
I’m also definitely doing a deep self facing on the hem to
take advantage of the fabric’s qualities and to help hold the skirt out
in the belled shape I’m imagining. I have four yards of 44-inch fabric, so it should be more than enough for my purposes—even if I need four yards for the skirt, it's a short dress, so I can fit the pieces into two linear yards of fabric.
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