Another Sewjourn make...
This is a Little Lisette Simplicity pattern 1893 that I found on Ebay one day.
It's a darling pattern and was really easy to make, and I love that it's something that I believe the girls will be able to wear for a number of years given the style of it.
She was very pleased to find her shoes matched... |
The bodice is a little roomy but it should be good for two summers |
This divine fabric is from Anna Maria Horner's 'Field Study' range - it's called Raindrops Poppies, in the platinum colourway.
I love this. I bought it for me then decided to share...
I got mine from the lovely ladies at Millrose Cottage.
This pattern would be great for girls up to about 11 or 12 years old in the right fabric |
The bodice is fully lined as you create the outer and lining bodices then put them wrong sides together (yes I had to read that a few times to make sure I was right!!), then bind all the outer edges and add the straps in bias binding.
The zip you have when you're not having a zip - hides away nicely. |
Lapped zipper at the back had me a little tricked but Lara set me straight - I really need to do more things with zips so they become second nature!
Seeing this pic I am reminded I do need to add a hook and eye to the top of the zipper.
This is a gorgeous pattern and again, I love how great fabric doesn't need 'dressing up'.
I made this in a size 10 but she definitely could have gone down a size - that's the ONLY downside of sewing away from home - if only I remembered to get all their measurements before I left!
Yes - there are more dresses to come!
4 comments:
Such a lovely dress! I still struggle with zips, I usually get them in eventually but I'm sure there's an easier way - really should book myself into a class one day :)
gorgeous & a lovely sweet classic pattern that will grow with ..... & shows off that awesome fabric so perfectly .... you have such amazing taste!! xo
The dress is very pretty! Perfect for summer.:) Lapped zippers scare me...I always end up putting in an invisible zip.
Zips can be so tricky - well interpreting the instructions can be anyhow.
Another lovely dress... and such a gorgeous smile.
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