Nandi's Green Dress
August 17th, 2009 in reader's closet
anandad, member
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Front view of the dress.
Photo: Collin Miller
I made this dress from scraps of fabric in my stock. The lighter green fabric is 100% linen and the slightly darker green fabric is 50/50 cotton/linen. I had a lot of modular pieces so I sewed them together, using some quilting type methods. For the bottom, I pleated the fabric to create a ruffle. I left a slit on the right side, and the fabric is also asymmetrical because of the scrap pieces of fabric I used. This is my own pattern. I basically just made it by draping fabric onto a dress form. The belt is my own (store bought).
Pattern or design used: My Own Design - Nandi's Green Dress
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Comments (3)
Love the neckline and halter-type top. Posted: 5:39 am on August 23rd