Do you remember the problem I had last time? I forgot the lining fabric. Ha ha...I did it again! No fear though. I just went right ahead. First I drafted the pattern on red dot tracing "paper." It is a multi-size pattern. This is really like an interfacing that is easy to see through. Then I laid out the pieces and cut out the outside of the dress.
Are you surprised that my great-niece chose a batik fabric for her dress? Ha ha...she says that purple is a princess color, so I had several purples/violet/lavender fabrics for her to choose from. I am very happy that she picked this one. I think it will be a fun and unusual dress. The design on the fabric has lots of movement. It is bright and happy looking. I can hardly wait to get this made (hopefully in the next week) and get pictures of them in the dresses.
What is on your cutting table?
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6 comments:
It will be adorable, don't forget to post the finished dress. One puzzling thing...I can't believe you actually used a pattern!
Cute!!`Can't wait to see it finished!!
You are a wonderful great-uncle!!
That is going to be a beautiful dress. Love the batik and the "princess" color. I have two little granddaughters, but only Kes claims to be a princess. Ezri's pretty much Ezri.
I look forward to seeing the PURPLE PRINCESS dress.
That fabric is perfect for a princess. I can't wait to see the pictures.
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