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lareine
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SheBear, that strapless dress is lovely. I always enjoy seeing what you have made and find your choices very inspirational 
Lol I volunteer for my son's high school marching band so a large group of people found out I sew.
This is today's skirt, yep I used that pattern yet again. I am seriously going to need an intervention since I have some pink brocade that is going to be done up in one too. I am going to try my first strapless dress soon. I've never worked with boning so that should be interesting. lol
Added the pink one.
What pattern did you use I want to make this pattern for myself.
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lareine
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Very creative of you, SheBear!
You wouldn't know it from the pattern photo, but the skirt in the Butterick 5687 wardrobe has a little flounce in the back very like that one. I have that pattern but haven't tried it -- might have to bump it a bit higher up my list!
You wouldn't know it from the pattern photo, but the skirt in the Butterick 5687 wardrobe has a little flounce in the back very like that one. I have that pattern but haven't tried it -- might have to bump it a bit higher up my list!
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My sister, who is my polar opposite when it comes to hair and makeup, wanted me to make her a little black dress. My compromise was to make this Retro Butterick pattern using a knit cotton material. I basically just left off the zipper. It's really soft and comfy which should make her happy and I tried not to cringe when she asked if she could wear it with combat boots. lol I give her credit though she said she likes the shoes I wear.
Ms*Raven*Lady
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Wow, SheBear, I love this! <3
Kamikat that sounds reasonable to ask 15 an hour.
This was my first time doing a strapless dress and working with boning. It went together really well and is way more comfortable than I thought it was going to be!
I made a hat. '20s inspired, of course!
I used one of those felt cones and free-form blocked and shaped it, and added some trimming I made out of black wool.
Side view:
From the back:
I think it turned out pretty neat. A pity I won't get much use out of it before it gets too warm to wear it...
I used one of those felt cones and free-form blocked and shaped it, and added some trimming I made out of black wool.
Side view:
From the back:
I think it turned out pretty neat. A pity I won't get much use out of it before it gets too warm to wear it...
Katinka von K.
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@Flicka Great work, looks like it was done by a professional
I made a hat. '20s inspired, of course!
I used one of those felt cones and free-form blocked and shaped it, and added some trimming I made out of black wool.
Side view:
From the back:
I think it turned out pretty neat. A pity I won't get much use out of it before it gets too warm to wear it...
Beautiful!!!
I Adore Film Noir
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This was from a shoot we did the other day. I did the retro butterick from 1960 in a jersey knit and thankfully my sister doesn't like how long it is so I am keeping it. lol I made the apron and flower as well.
It's all perfect.
Lorelai99
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This was from a shoot we did the other day. I did the retro butterick from 1960 in a jersey knit and thankfully my sister doesn't like how long it is so I am keeping it. lol I made the apron and flower as well.
Love it!! Good for you... too bad for your sister because you look amazing in it!!
m_luvsartdeco
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great hat Flicka!
Ms*Raven*Lady
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I made a hat. '20s inspired, of course!
I used one of those felt cones and free-form blocked and shaped it, and added some trimming I made out of black wool.
Side view:
From the back:
I think it turned out pretty neat. A pity I won't get much use out of it before it gets too warm to wear it...
I adore this hat, Flicka. **Swoons**
deadpandiva
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Beautiful work everyone. I moved last month to a much smaller place and still haven't got my sewing space in order ,but here are to things I made before the move.
This was made for the evadress contest. It's made from Silk Dupioni which I think is a little stiff for the draping on the bodice. It would have been much nicer and percise had I done it by hand but I was afraid the fabric would ravel before I could have finished it. The skirt is lined with net so it doesn't need a crinoline. I still need to make a belt.
This dress was inspired buy one I saw on etsy that I really wanted but it was yellow and I look awful in yellow.
This was made for the evadress contest. It's made from Silk Dupioni which I think is a little stiff for the draping on the bodice. It would have been much nicer and percise had I done it by hand but I was afraid the fabric would ravel before I could have finished it. The skirt is lined with net so it doesn't need a crinoline. I still need to make a belt.
This dress was inspired buy one I saw on etsy that I really wanted but it was yellow and I look awful in yellow.
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