1. Cut the slim skirt piece down to a 10 (just laid it over the original pattern & marked and cut the excess.)
2. Added 2 inches to the sleeve: a. laid sleeve piece on cutting mat evenly. Made a cut at the end of the narrow part of the sleeve and cut. b. added a 2 inch space and put another piece of tracing paper underneath, taped across and trimmed the excess. (I didn't re-trace so I wouldn't have to waste much paper.)
a.
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3. Added tie ends to the sleeve cuffs.
Here is how it turned out:
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Me likey :)
7 comments:
I didn't think I would care for this pattern, but I love how yours turned out, especially the look with the belt. Thanks for all the details :)
How cute this dress turned out. I have this pattern also. I love the last pic with the wide belt... that's probably how I would/will wear mine.
wow,, very HOT
Looks FANTASTIC!
The dress lokks great on you. Good job!
Thanks to all of you inspiring ladies (SEWl sistas!!) for the encouragement!
I like how your dress turned out! I just bought this pattern over the weekend. It's on my list!
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