Completed Project: Butterick 5032
I know I said it was a wearable muslin but I ended up liking it a fair bit. I just love the square neckline. Also I know it’s yet another floral dress, but what can I say I love them.
I am wearing this dress today but I have to wear it with a cardigan because it’s winter where I live. My next project will be a woolen skirt! First winter appropriate thing I have made this year (I am much more of a warm weather person).
Loving the way the dress feels with the underlined skirt. I have so many cotton fabrics that are slightly too thin (on there own) for a fitted skirt but with a layer of underlining the skirt becomes a lot more durable and crease resistant.
I have started adding all my sewing patterns to springpad. The goal is to have an archive of all the patterns I have. That way I have access to it when I am out (on my phone and galaxy tab). Its a pretty nifty way to browse your patterns and I good way to check sewing notes related to each pattern as well as fabric requirements for each project.
I will make this dress again, but with the amended neckline at some point. I can promise that the next 2 things I make will not be floral dresses but after the next 2 projects that who’s to say. I do love a floral dress or 20.
This is cute – definintely a wearable muslin and good idea to have the tights underneath at the mo!
Thanks!
What a great shape on you- I think you have a goto pattern on your hands!
Yay! Thank you. I am always on the hunt for the go-to patterns 🙂
You look so cute in this! I say go for the florals if they make you happy!!! Great job.
Beth
Thank you Beth :). I wasn’t sure the high neckline would suit be but it worked out well.
The neckline looks great!
This really suits you! So cute!
Thank you! Btw I love your blog :).
I love yours, too! I’m so glad I found it!
Cute! And very work-appropriate too. You could also try layering a jewel-toned turtleneck underneath for more of a jumper dress look too, if you need to winterize it.
Thanks. That’s a great idea! Thanks for the tip. 🙂
You look adorable!
Aw thank you kindly! 🙂
It turned out so good! I’ve been using Pinterest to archive my patterns, but maybe I’ll have to check out Springpad?
This is my first time at your blog – I love your bangs!
Cool! It’s good because you can get also get the springpad app for your phone then you have your pattern archive when you’re fabric shopping.
Thank you for the kind words :)!