Even the best sewing plans can get derailed by time constraints. I decided to sew up a new 4th of July dress on July 2nd. All would have gone well, if packing a family of six for a two week vacation was not also on the to-do list. I finished the dress after the trip, but it still works for the heat wave in Texas.
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| New Look 6096 & Voile border print from Fabric Mart |
Pattern:
New Look 6096, Short skirt and peasant top combination
Fabric:
Navy voile from Fabric Mart
Navy Cotton/poly broadcloth for lining from my stash
Changes to Construction:
The voile was beautiful and sheer. Too sheer for my tastes. The whole dress is lined with a navy broadcloth. Elastic was used around the neck, arms, and waist between the fashion fabric and lining. I added a FBA to the front bodice.
This was an easy dress to make and a comfortable dress to wear.
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| Love that I used a border print. |
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ReplyDeleteLove everything about this dress and you in it. Just wondering how you do a full bust adjustment on this peasant blouse style reason being is I actually have the opposite issue of no bust less than an A-cup but if I know how to do the FBA then perhaps I can reverse it for a SBA.
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got so hard seeing you in that dress I jacked off and came all over everything
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