Because of the design on the fabric, it was important to me to make sure that I got the focal point I wanted of the design centered for the front and back. I thus laid out the fabric as a single layer and cut one side of the front and back then flipped it over aligning with pin markings I made. I think I held my breath through this part of the process.
Here is a view of the front of the dress
I am ready to sew this up. I had to add a dart to the front; I just could not figure out how to get around this. More updates to follow.
Oooooh I can't wait to see this!
ReplyDeleteI hope to have good success with this pattern. This knit feels great!
DeletePerfect placement for the design on the fabric! What a great dress this is going to be.
ReplyDeletei'm seriously sweating to see this dress!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI was sweating when I cut it out!!! Hope to get some sewing time soon.
DeleteThat fabric is amazing! Where did you get it?
ReplyDeleteI purchased it from EmmaOneSock earlier this year.
DeleteNever mine, just found it! Cannot wait to see how this turns out.
ReplyDeleteI hope to get some sewing time in later this week.
DeleteThis fabric looks terrific. I cannot wait to see it sewn up.
ReplyDeleteThat fabric is crazy, amazing. I'm going to hold my breath until you finish!
ReplyDeleteThanks Maureen! Do breathe though so I can continue seeing your creations. Hope to finish it soon.
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