It was another short race last Saturday as the first correct answer came in 7 minutes after posting. #PatternPuzzle fans are proving to be fast and accurate leaving me with an enormous challenge to find yet more interesting ideas to unpack.
This weeks design is a homage to one of my favourite designers, Vivienne Westwood. The understated neckline drape and off centre skirt drape are characteristic of her wonderful draped dresses.
All the pattern making instructions have been moved to the website blog. :)
Another neat one. Thank you. Would it be better to make the skirt lining out of the same pattern (with the drape) or would you use the underlying pattern with darts and no drape?
ReplyDeleteThx PetitePear. :) I think I would go with a skirt lining that is the basic skirt shape with darts turned into tucks. However the first toile may change my ideas. It remains to be seen if the skirt hem needs a walking vent. I look forward to hearing about your project as you go along. :)
DeleteGorgeous dress - but I would love to just do the skirt. A very nice alternative to a pencil skirt! Thanks, Sue
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure Sue. Yes it would make a great skirt all on it's own. Thx for dropping by. :)
DeleteThis is great dress. I think I will use the top part in one of the dresses.Thanks a lot for all these amazing patterns!
ReplyDeleteHi Beata. Sounds fantastic. Feel free to ask questions - I'm happy to help. :) I think the bodice could take almost any skirt style you desired.
DeleteLovely! Do you recommend a medium weight woven fabric? Like a nice suiting?
ReplyDeleteHi Vinnie, thx for dropping by. Yes a summer suiting weight would be wonderful. If you live in colder climes than a medium weight would also work. :)
DeleteMore westwood patterns ease, there's some brilliant dresses that would make awesome patterns!
ReplyDeleteHi Rhys, thanks for dropping by. I love her style but some of the draped dresses are beyond my capability to unpack. They are just so complex. :)
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