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Wonderful ‘flip’ Rachel. Love your version of the dress.
Great flip! I love the fabric choice.
This is amazing! You did a fantastic job.
Such a beautiful version – the plaid looks wonderful
Ooooh, I just love this dress! I want one in my size! (Actually I have a plaid dress that is a bit like this! Hehe!) Great flip, but was confused on one point – the neckline binding doesn’t really look like it’s on the bias? I stared at it for a while (you know you’re a sewing geek when … ). Is it straight grain?
Yes, you are right, Inder! I misused the term ‘bias binding’ – just a habit I guess. It was not cut on the bias. I cut it on the crossgrain. Since the neckline didn’t have much of a curve, this worked perfectly! And I did specifically want this pattern for the binding – I even matched two pieces (on the bias) when I ran out of fabric, so that the pattern would continue with equal spacing between each white square.
Now, that’s a great “plaid match”! Such a sweet dress for a sweet child…
Thanks for the opportunity!
Thanks for the kind comments on my dress! I really appreciate it! <3
I checked out your inspiration pin; NAILED IT. And your little girl is adorable.