
Today I got to wear my red dress so I wanted to share it with you.
This dress looks very easy to construct but the bodice is very labor intensive. The facings construction takes a while to figure out, it was a great help to read Tany's description on her blog. Like her I thread traced the facings and did a lot of hand basting.

I eliminated the wrap like so many reviewers did; I had 3 yards of my knit and that was enough for the simple skirt. The waistband as designed also is a wrap but I couldn't figure out what the instructions were telling me to do and I had decided to cut a simple panel and add the ties to the side seams.

Make sure you stabilize the shoulders your preferred way, I used Seams Great, because the skirt adds a lot of weight.

I love my red dress!
Cute!
ReplyDeleteI can imagine you love it. That red is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteRed is a good color for you. Love the dress.
ReplyDeleteAnd you look gorgeous in your red dress!
ReplyDeleteYou look fabulous in red .
ReplyDeleteYou look great in your red dress!
ReplyDeleteLove your dress. Red is definitely the new black.
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