It's a nice pattern, but I'm making a few changes. The bodice is lined....



Also, the pattern didn't call for lining the skirt. I choose to do it. I think it will have a more professional appearance.
Because the pattern didn't call for a lining, I'm not quite sure how I'm going to finish the back yet. Normally the lining is handsewn to the zipper, but the instructions just have the zipper put in after the lining is sewn to the main fabric. At this point, I'm going to bring it into work on Monday and have her try it on. Then I will put the zipper in. I'm thinking I will just sew the lining to the main fabric down the back. If that makes sense. That way I won't have to worry about the lining flapping at the back slit. I will take a pic when I get that far.
5 comments:
Wow, such intricacy in the detail work. Your coworker is a lucky lady!
Oooo so pretty! (Gosh I'm such a sucker for a lovely dress!) Can't wait to see this one all finished.
This is a very nice dress you are making for your co-worker. I love the style. I think I would have done just as you did and made modifications to the pattern by adding lining, etc.
I can't wait to see your finished project.
I like that! Very nice work on the dress.
You are doing a beautiful job! It is looking fantastic. I can't wait to see the finished outfit. It looks so professional!
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