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That looks super cute on you. You did a great job on the fit, especially for a fabric with no stretch. I can't see the sleeves from your picture, but I hope you get the reworked mroe to your liking.
6/4/12 12:51 PM
Very beautiful dress. Love the fabric and the use of the contrast midriff and trim. This dress looks great on you!
6/4/12 7:37 PM
Am only a beginner myself but Tasia does a tute on lining the Cambie Dress and I understand it can be applied to other dresses. It may help http://bit.ly/McRRRS I shortened the link.
6/5/12 7:13 AM
I know exactly what your talking about on the sleeves, I made a top with the same problem, review #53 of my posts, I ended up taking the sleeves off and the whole thing ended up a disaster and now lives in the drawer of possible future doll fabric for future grandchildren, I threw the pattern away just last week. Your dress does look so nice on you, sorry to read you had that problem.
6/5/12 8:23 AM
Love your dress! I hope you get the issues worked out with it but it definitely looks great in the pictures.
6/15/12 9:07 PM
Fabulous dress and you really know how to model it too.
6/20/12 10:06 PM
Nice job :-), your not wrong to notice the size fit for various dress, its called wearing ease. Some dresses give you more "ease" then others, average is two inches of moving room some give you three and every so often you only get one. None the less good job.
6/22/12 4:24 PM