

As I have explained in previous projects, I prefer to draw my own patterns now that I know how to do it. They are far better than commercial ones, specially for tight clothes. But in this case, which required a lot of ease, I decided to use a model from Burda. It was perfect at first fitting, I did not have to modify anything. And of course, this is faster than drawing the block, all the special details, like neck, cuffs, yoke, etc.
In general, Burda has great patterns. You can observe how sleeves fit perfectly.
As I always do with shirts, I made all the seams encased in themselves, except the ones in the yoke that are encased inside it. Here I am wearing it with my Timberlands, which are beautiful, comfortable, warm and waterproof: just perfect.
In this close shot you can see the details, and the clip buttons, which are super fun to apply.
The dress looks great. Can you tell me what Burda magazine pattern you used - the year and the pattern number? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteHello! This is pattern number 115 in size 42 from Burda Style 10/12 (october 2012). I omitted the breast pockets, and lengthened it. It is a very good pattern. Sleeves are perfect at first trial.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! It looks great on you. Your boots are AMAZING.
ReplyDeleteThanks, babe!
ReplyDeleteAdorable dress. LOVE the boots!
ReplyDeleteLucy! I love your blog and I admire your art, so thanks, many thanks for commenting!
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