DIY Midi Dresses
Hi there, Happy Friday 🌸🌸 Today's update is about two new dresses that I made to wear on special outings. The sleeveless orange midi dress was made in October and the long-sleeved dress was made at the beginning of this month. Both patterns were self-drafted, and the dresses had ruffles at the bottom tier. And to complete the look, I added a removable bow and pinned it to the neckline. For the sleeveless midi dress, I used a linen blend fabric a souvenir from my trip to Bangkok and the fabric was enjoyable to sew. As usual, the sewing process started with pinning and sewing the darts and then attached the facings to the front and back pieces right sides together. I pinned it around and then sewed it, but I left a few centimeters open to sew the shoulder lines. I love this method, the finished facing looks clean and neat. I closed the opening area with hand sewing. I gathered the bottom tiers and then sewed them to...
What a great and stylish dress you made! It fits you so well, and the idea of the colour blocking is really nice and special!
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DeleteYour dress is amazing, well done, it looks fabulous! I love the fabrics you chose and perfect proportions :)
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DeleteIt really is a beautiful dress Hana - it suits you so well. The long line of the colourblocking really suits your petite shape. It's one of the nicest colour blocked dresses I have ever seen :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Sarah. I am so flattered by your comments :-)
DeleteOh, your dress is absolutely lovely Hana! The colours and proportions worked out beautifully for you. Bravo!
ReplyDeleteThank you Carolyn for your sweet comments. I am thinking to make more dresses from this pattern:)
DeleteLove the colour blocking - it looks beautiful. The pattern style definitely suits you...J
ReplyDeleteThank you, Judith. Welcome to Velvet Ribbon!
DeleteI love this dress, the choice of fabric is just perfect :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Sandra! Thanks for your compliments:)
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