DIY V-neck T-shirt Dress

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Hi there, I hope you are well. I had a leftover knit cotton fabric in a lovely printed pink and decided to make a simple summer dress with it. I was checking my summer wardrobe last month and it lacked t-shirt dresses and some summer tops. So, I started to sew this t-shirt dress and will continue following my plans. For the pattern, I used my self-drafted t-shirt pattern and lengthened it above my knee.  And here are the pattern pieces: - Front (on fold) 1x - Back (on fold) 1x - Neckband 57 cm long x 5 cm wide. The sewing process was easy and fast. I did it in three hours.  It started with sewing the shoulder lines together and the dress sides together using my overlocker machine. And then sewed the V-neckband piece and attached it to the neckline. I sewed around the neckline with a sewing machine first and covered the raw edge using an overlocker machine. And top-stitched the neckline 0.25 cm using a sewing machine. ...

Sleeveless Ruffled Hem Dress

I was on holiday in Bali with my family and had a great time, enjoying the beautiful place and delicious food 💗 And the good things, I made three simple dresses and one swimsuit to wear. 
The first garment that I made was a sleeveless ruffled hem dress, an easy and simple design dress with a round neckline, side front darts, and a loose back with an invisible zipper at the CB, finished with a ruffle hem. The dress length is just below my knee.

For the fabric I used a type of crepe printed in tiny floral that I bought from the local shop last month. The total was 1.5 yards, just enough for me to make a sleeveless dress. 
For the pattern, I used my self-drafted. I made two dresses before. So the process will be easy for me.

The sewing process was easy and fast, I did it in one afternoon. It started as usual, I sewed the front and back pieces right sides together at the shoulder line. Sewed the darts.
Sewed the facing to the neckline.
And carefully pinned and sewed the invisible zipper at the CB, as shown in the photo below,
After the zipper was inserted, I sewed the sides and worked on the armholes. I used bias tape bands to finish the armholes and blind-stitch them.
I worked on the ruffle hem, gathered the fabric first and then sewed it to the dress. The last process was to sew the hemline 0.50 cm. 
And here are the finished dress modeled by my dress form, front, side and back views.



And more pictures of me wearing the dress during the holidays and beautiful places we were staying. We were totally relaxed and had a lovely time. 







Thank you for stopping by and reading my post, I'll write more about my new makes very soon. 
Happy sewing 💗

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