I have made two other versions of this pattern (although the first, dotted one, has been retired). I love it! The fit is great, and the style is flattering.
The only change I made was to make the ends of the ties angled instead of straight across.The sleeves look more elbow-length than 3/4 and I can't remember if that was a lack-of-fabric issue or what.
The fabric is heavenly. Very silky but stable enough for easy cutting and sewing.
I would love to make another Liberty jersey dress in this fun summery fabric, but it will be a bit before the fabric budget can handle another go.
It's really lovely!
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DeleteHow pretty! I don't know if I can resist that yellow print you linked to...
ReplyDeleteI know. It's been in my dreams. It's just so happy!
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ReplyDeleteThanks, Beth!
DeleteBeautiful! You've been busy lately!
ReplyDeleteI have definitely been on a blogging kick. I have been sewing and knitting a lot, but also blogging older projects that I never put up.
DeleteSo Pretty!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Uta!
DeleteSo Pretty!
ReplyDeleteLovely dress. I have not seen or felt any of the Liberty jerseys in person and have been wondering what they are like. It looks like the right amount of drape for this dress.
ReplyDeleteIt is really nice. Very smooth but not thin, and it doesn't feel like it will pill any time soon like you get with some rayon jerseys. I think it is worth the price.
DeleteVery pretty and it fits so well!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Wrap dresses are great for fitting forgiveness. :-)
DeleteI love it! And I really love the yellow print! It's on sale!! :-)
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