Day 3 & Day 4 of the kids clothes week challenge were spent working on this dress. I have been wanting to make an a-line dress forever, so I'm glad to check it off my list.
It was not as hard as I thought it was going to be, and I learned a couple of tricks along the way that I know I will use for other patterns. I love the way the inside of the neckline is done as it lays very flat, even though it has a deep curve.
The pattern I used was New Look 6504 (View B). The fabric was hand picked by my daughter a while back and she couldn't be happier to finally have the dress she's been wanting for a while. She also picked the buttons, big & purple.
What a sweet dress!
ReplyDeleteKathy
Adorable summer dress! I've always loved A-line dresses.
ReplyDeletePerfect dress for summer! (and I like the fabric - I'm pretty girly). Thanks so much for linking up to Finished for Friday!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute! I always copy patterns to tissue paper so I can use then again as my kids grow!
ReplyDeleteI love the dress and the fabric! You've made another winner!
ReplyDeleteShe looks adorable. I have a daughter who has a dress (actually I think she outgrew it) out of that fabric too. :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I have 4 sons, but I think I am going to make a few of these for my friend's daughter. New follower via WWDIA! Nice to meet you!
ReplyDeleteI found you thru Women who Do it All, loving your blog and the projects! Happily following!
ReplyDelete~Kelli @ Smidgens
I love it! Thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeletenv-craftenvy.blogspot.com
That is adorable! Thanks so much for sharing this on Favorite Things Friday!
ReplyDeleteThis is simply adorable. I love the buttons. You do amazing work! Thanks so much for joining the Sunday Showcase. I greatly appreciate it! Hope you are enjoying your week. ~ Stephanie Lynn
ReplyDeleteI definitely have a yard of that sparkly butterfly fabric and I feel the same way about it. Love the cut of that dress. Don't you just love how easy freezer paper makes cutting out? I just cut out my 8th pair of pants from the same freezer paper pattern and it is still ironing on great. Such a great invention.
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ TheTrainToCrazy.com