Details:
- Fabric - "Genevieve" by Amy Hamberlin for Henry Glass Fabrics
- Trim - grosgrain ribbons
- Size - 98/104 (3T-4T) size, without seam allowances
- Modifications/more info - No seam allowances (by mistake, as the patterns aren't marked as needing them - you have to find that detail in the introduction); added 3" of elastic to the inside ends of the sashes, as per the tip in the book; cinched in the back elastic quite a lot; added faux piping (3/4" strip of fabric, pressed in half and inserted in seam) along front panel edges; finished back ends of shoulder straps and topstitched them inside the back of the dress, instead of sewing them into the seam, for adjustability; bias tape trim for overdress.
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Back:

I will try add modeling photos later, if I can find this size model! :)
wow! I really like it! I have not worked up the nerve yet to start that pattern!
ReplyDeleteThanks. It was fun, and not all that hard, once I understood the construction. Figuring out how to do ruffles with my serger made a huge time difference too!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous dress, Laura!
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