
When I cut it out and was ready to sew it together, my daugher handed me some fabric that she has been waiting for me to sew into a dress for her.....so.....as you can see, my daughter now has her funky dress! She picked out the fabric and pattern and then together, we altered it and made an assymetrical neckline with a nice little strappy finish! She added the long neck or hair scarf to the outfit. I used black piping around the neck and 1/4" double fold bias tape at the sleeves. She hates facings....so do I, that is why we opted to leave out the facings and use the bias tape and piping.
She is my little fashionista. I love this fabric it is a breezy rayon crepe.
I will be sewing up my new apon tonight I hope. It is a really cool pattern that I made....super easy and hopefully feminine.
Have a fabulous day....
Georgann
3 comments:
I hope sh elikes her dress it looks like it came out well I also hoppe you have fun making your apron.
P.S. Do you have any idea where to find a patern for the apron on your blog about nurses the one rite above your graduation photot
Here is a link to modest clothing patterns. I found a pattern similar to the nursing apron you mentioned in the Clothing like Mary site.
http://www.modestclothes.com/simple/dept/christian-women-modest-dresses-listings.html#apron%20item
Hope this helps and it is a wonderful site for finding lovely modest clothing and patterns!
Georgann
thank you aunt george I greatly appreciate it I hope work isn't keeping you to busy that you can't have fun making stuff have alovely night sunshine
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