I realised just how huge the
pattern drafting tutorial post was, so I decided to separate out all of my details shots.
I managed to forget my camera the day that I wore it, and it's been really cold here, so I haven't quite been able to convince myself to put it on to take photographs (it's really a summer dress, made from light fabrics, and it's the middle of winter here, but summer dresses are better for dancing)
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The Wild West Dress
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| Front Yoke |
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| Front Placket |
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| Contrast Fabric 1; Contrast Fabric 2; Main Fabric |
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| Front Placket, Piping, and double top stitching. Pleats in skirt. |
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| Overlap of Skirt 15cm above hemline |
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| Back View (and it did sit evenly on me, I'm just really bad at dressing the dress form, and didn't realise how unevenly it was sitting until I downloaded the photos) |
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| Back Yoke |
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| Detailing of the back yoke and piping, with three layers of top stitching |
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| Hem of skirt, contrast fabrics longer than main fabric (I just love the middle fabric with the silver stripes) |
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| Skirt Back Detail - gathers, piping and double top stitching of midriff band |
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| Sleeve from back. |
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