I found this pink dress that I made more then two years ago. I wore it only once and then put it away as I thought it makes my bust look huge. Maybe not so bad after seeing it now? And besides it’s really comfortable.
I don’t even remember where I got the idea for the dress, but it’s my own design. And again no patterns were made. It’s a pity that none of my boots suits here. One more dress will have to wait for the spring.
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It's an incredibly pretty dress! You didn't use a pattern for it but what about the pleated detail on the bust? I would love to know how you did it! And these blue shoes are lovely!
Love the unexpected pop of royal blue from the shoes! cute outfit!
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It looks amazing on you...and the shoes go great!
Lovely dress! And I guess it would go with the dark brown boots you are waring on your photo about the colour-crisis. Add a cardigan and you have a winter-outfit.
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I love the blue and pink combo. This dress should definitely not be hiding in the back of your closet.
Cecili - thank you! I would love to make post with full explanation “how the things were made”, but the problem is my English sewing dictionary – it’s not strong enough.
I made that front detail by doing a lot of adjustments; I couldn’t draw the exact pattern now. But basically there are 5 details: 2 rectangular about 40x30 cm, 1 small triangle 15 cm for the middle and 2 bigger spiky triangles for the sides (under armpits). One shorter side of each rectangular should be rounder and that’s were the pleats will be made made. So you pin the pleats, sew it to the middle triangle, and then try to adjust everything to you body - shape the arm areas, shoulders,and attach it to the “ordinary” parts of the dress.
Marie, Elizabeth, Robyn - thanks. I can't wait for the spring to wear those shoes and the dress.
Anonimiškas - I've tried to match the dress with my brown boots but it actually doesn't look good as the boots are quite wide and I think the dress needs something more classic. Still very nice that you love it!
One of the most beautiful dresses I have ever seen! It's so original and stylish!
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