My dress form is really on its last legs (literally, I have to keep duct taping them together) and I've had to lighten these photos so you can see the detail. Did you see Tany has just published a post on improving our selfie photos? That's going to be my mission this year.....
The only change I made to the pattern was to omit the zipper since I used stretch fabric and made the sleeves shorter because I ran out of fabric. It does seem to be a bit long waisted, even on the dress form so check this before you make it, especially if you are a bit short waisted like me, although other versions out there seem to be fine.
To keep the sporty vibe, and ok because I was too lazy to do anything else, I used my twin needle to top stitch the facing in place, and also just twin needled the hems.
Oh it looks lovely. I loved Kristy's too and I think yours is great too. I must remember this one for winter.
ReplyDeleteI really like this style! Really nice finish to it. Looks like a great go to for winter dresses!
ReplyDeleteso pretty! I love this style. :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! You look fantastic!!!
ReplyDeleteCute dress, love the subtle details!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a cute dress Allison.
ReplyDeleteI love it. It's very flattering on you.
ReplyDeleteOooh, that IS a very pretty neckline on you!
ReplyDeleteI really like this dress on you, the skirt part is so damn cute
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How did I miss that one? It looks lovely on you.
ReplyDeleteThis looks gorgeous on you! Must revisit the pattern myself...
ReplyDeleteI had forgotten about this pattern. Your version is lovely on you.
ReplyDeleteLove the dress on you! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! This is also a style I wouldn't normally go for, but all the versions look so great! Might have to consider it for a future project.
ReplyDeleteBy the look of the technical drawing I would say that the skirt was going to look puffy, but your version is so pretty, and elegant. Love it!
ReplyDeleteI love this dress on you. What a great idea to make it in a knit! I will have to try this. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThis is just lovely, Allison! It may not be your go-to style, but it fits so well and is such a chic style. I'm sure you'll wear it to death!
ReplyDeleteI love your dress, very smart to make it in a double knit because I find mine a bit tight around the shoulders when driving or lifting my arms. It looks good though and that's all that matters!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! I really love this dress..where could I found the pattern? I've got a little experience in sewing but I'd like to try! :)
ReplyDeletethank you, Francesca (a new reader :D )
Lovely ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeletePrecioso!!
ReplyDeletePodrías públicar el patrón?
I love this dress on you! The neckline is really nice. I've had my eye on this pattern for a while but wasn't sure how it would look. I like it in the double knit (twin needle stitching and all!) -- thanks for sharing your version.
ReplyDeleteLovely dress and I totally understand your obsession with doubleknit. It's so easy to sew and wear. Can't wait to see the next one!
ReplyDeleteAnother great looking dress. Double knit is easy to sew and easy care.
ReplyDeleteLove this style in either a ponte or a woven.
ReplyDeleteI love double knit, it's my new favourite fabric :) Your dress looks great. I want to make a few comfy sporty dresses but I always worry they could look too casual - but this is great and I have this issue too.
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ReplyDeleteYour sewing is impeccable! I have been sewing for less than a year and I hope someday to sew as well as you. I love your pattern selections.
ReplyDeleteYour sewing is impeccable! I have been sewing for less than a year and I hope someday to sew as well as you. I love your pattern selections.
ReplyDeleteYour sewing is impeccable! I have been sewing for less than a year and I hope someday to sew as well as you. I love your pattern selections.
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