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came out very pretty
4/3/11 10:54 AM
You are ready for spring in your lovely dress!
4/3/11 12:10 PM
Your dress is very pretty. It was worth the effort of sewing it in silk chiffon.
4/3/11 12:41 PM
Pretty dress. Nice spring time print.
4/3/11 3:25 PM
Such a pretty spring-y dress! :]
4/3/11 4:40 PM
Very pretty dress!
4/3/11 7:54 PM
Thank you for this review. Your dress turned out lovely. I am in the middle of sewing the lining on this dress and have not made a lined dress before. I want to do the view with the big sleeves. My fabric is an inexpensive sheer floral print. Probably polyester. The instructions say to start by sewing the shoulder seams so I am confused about attaching and turning the lining.
4/4/11 11:41 AM
Thank you for this review. Your dress turned out lovely. I am in the middle of sewing the lining on this dress and have not made a lined dress before. I want to do the view with the big sleeves. My fabric is an inexpensive sheer floral print. Probably polyester. The instructions say to start by sewing the shoulder seams so I am confused about attaching and turning the lining.
4/4/11 11:45 AM
sew1moremom, this is a "normal" way of sewing a lined dress. The fashion fabric and lining are made separately up to a point and then sewn together beginning with the neck edge. If this is your first time sewing a lining, when you get to instruction 13 go here: http://sewing.patternreview.com/cgi-bin/review/readreview.pl?ID=1618. The instructions are good for this tip, but also click on the little camera icon to bring you to a picture tutorial. Good luck!
4/7/11 9:39 PM