
Well, since I'd already made this dress and it fit just fine, it didn't occur to me that I might need to try this one before I finished it. So, after only two days of work the dress was done! Oh, my, Goodness! I thought I was really getting good at sewing....until I tried it on. The boat neck was literally on my neck, about half way up it in the front and back and so tight that there was no way I could fit the clasp closure on at the sides. In the end, I rolled down the neckline three times and sewed it each time, then rolled down the neckline in the back and sewed it. And, instead of clasp closures, I went with lace straps and wooden buttons. I think it gives the dress a more interesting, rustic look and I;m very happy with it, but it was a hard row to sew (hee, hee, I made another pun). Each time I sew, I learn something new and it becomes less difficult and more intuitive. As I mentioned I'm currently working on a Cat Dress and I have two more dresses planned after that....and then I may take a break for another year :D
Shop The Look:
Tim Holtz Electic Elements Letters Fabric
Love Letters Dress from Retrolicious $99.99
Charter School Cardigan and Qupid Heels from ModCloth
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