Design view:
There is a LOT of hand basting involved to get the palid to line up reliably:
But it really helps stabilize the tucks during machine sewing:
This really pays off, even up close:
Here is the back pinned to my dress form:
The first fitting:
At the May Party:
we were having a great time. The party was sort of carnival themed (actually, we had a medicine show). My handsome fiance is standing on the strong man game. I had just won a fabulous fake mustache for performing very poorly at the strong man game.
I have reviewed the pattern fully on PatternReview.com. My biggest complaint is that you lose a LOT of width in the area of the tucks. I made the pattern for a 28" waist and measured when I was done: 27.5" Beware! Definitely go a size or two up in this. There are so few seams that it's not too terrible to adjust after the tucks if you have some room. This was a totally fun project and absolutely fit our party to a "T" .
5 comments:
I LOVE it. You are doing a great job!! I look forward to seeing the finished product. Laura
great job! I made this and my tucks were not nearly as nice... your's look much nicer!
Fabulous!
HI there, popped over from your PR review to have a peep- looking good so far! I look forward to the finished result.
Love the dress. Hope everything is going ok with you -- you've not posted in a while (Like I've looked at it in a while .....) Oh, the joys of Academic life!
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