Midi Dress With Puff Sleeves And Front Tie

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Hi there, today's post is about a new dress I sewed last month. It's a midi-style dress with puff sleeves and a front tie. I made this dress to wear to a special dinner. For the pattern: I lengthened my selfdrafted v-neck dress into midi length. And for the fabric, I used a linen blend in green color. I bought the fabric in Bangkok during my summer holiday in August. The dress pattern had 6 pieces, front and back darts and I fused the facings with fusible interfacing. As usual, the sewing process was relaxing and it finished faster than I planned. The picture below shows the process of sewing the zipper, I pinned it before sewing it using the zipper foot. To make the puff sleeves, I gathered the sleeves before pinning and sewing them to the armhole.  After attaching the sleeves, I sewed the sleeve allowance 1 cm and the hem allowance 1.5 cm. And then, I pinned the neckline before top-stitching it. I decided
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DIY Puff Sleeve Dress

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Hello, today's update is about my puff-sleeved dress, which I specially made to wear at my husband's birthday dinner last month. The design is a simple round neck dress, knee length and puff sleeves.
For the fabric, I used a silk-cotton blend and the fabric was a souvenir from our trip during Easter in Bangkok. I love the prints, so pretty.
I used my self-drafted pattern and I was planning to fully line the dress but I gave up because I thought the fabric wasn't transparent and I didn't need to worry about the lining.
The sewing process was enjoyable, I sewed the invisible zipper at the center back after sewing the darts. And then, sewed both front and back pieces at the shoulder line.
After that, I fused the fusible interfacing to the facings, sewed them together, and then attached them to the neckline.
I gathered the sleeves and then, attached them to the armholes.
After that, I sewed both sides of the dress, sewed the finished neckline by hand, and sewed the sleeve hems 1.5 cm and hemline 2.5 cm.
Here is the finished dress, I love the little puff sleeves and the fit was good, not too loose or too tight.
And here is the finished neckline, I basted and hand-sewed the facing. I love the neat result. 




That's it for today, thank you for stopping by and I hope you enjoy reading my blog.
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Happy weekend 🌸🌸

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