My Dresses
I made this dress from an old sheet of my grandmother's. I am always keeping my eyes out for old sheets now. I made a petticoat that lives in the dress.
This is my go to summer dress. It is so comfy and it (of course) has pockets. No petticoat needed, just a cotton fabric.
My first 'sexy' dress. It is made of costume satin and I used the wrong side out so that is wasn't so shinny. I love this pattern, but it tells you to cut the front piece on diagonal and therefore it lays a little funny. I want to make another one out of more sturdy fabric as the costume satin is very weak. I don't recommend it for a dress you wish to wear a lot, or at least not a tight fitting one.
This was my first taffeta dress. I found this wonderful fabric on sale at JoANN's after Christmas. It is a textured taffeta plaid and I have yet to see anything as nice. The bow is permanently tied and it zips up the back.
These were the first two dresses I ever made and unfortunately I lined them with actual lining which makes them super sticky and hot in the summer, but they are still daily wears. I have made one for my mother lined with the same fabric as the dress and loves it.
This dress is from a vintage 1950's pattern that my roomie found. I love this dress. It is amazingly comfortable and has a great weight to it. This is a plaid that I found at JoANN's on a whim. Every once in a while JoANN's comes through with a great plaid. I love plaids.
This is the first dress that I really drafted by myself (with lots of help from Aimee). I found a dress online that looked like this and I wanted to try to make it.
Brenny's Dress
After I wore my plaid '50's dress Brenny commissioned me to make her one. I now want to make one like this for myself because it is such a great look.
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