Made By A Fabricista: Linen and Spring......A Match Made in Heaven
[This outfit was made for and modeled by my daughter Mori]
OK so this Linen was in for some rough treatment just to see what would happen. I washed it in cold salt water and then I threw it in the dryer. I know what you're thinking...Yikes!! But the results were not bad. It didn't have as much shrinkage as I thought I would. [Ha! I had a little extra yardage just in case] As you can see there with the pattern, it's is all pressed to death and gorgeous. I chose these three vibrant colors to see what kind of coloring blocking magic I could do with this simple dress.
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Michelle at That Black Chic
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Posted on April 18 2016
What beautiful details! Thank you for the tutorial on how you worked with the accent pieces. I also love pink and orange together, so I find this very eye catching. :)
Orange and pink pairings are one of my faves! Awesome work.
Another hot number from you Michelle! Thanks for including how you worked those details.
I love the accent details. It's a great looking garment.
Insanely awesome! I absolutely love the details and it's so fashion forward!!
Love statement necklaces but can't stand that tension that heavy pieces give my neck and shoulders. Your tutorial solves that for me! Many thanks!
Simple, chic and beautiful!
LOVELY as usual … FIESTA ;)
Fabulous!
Thanks Dina, this was a fun project and I will be making myself one of these.
Thanks Jenese they do work well together!
Girl I almost missed the opportunity luckily I remembered to start snapping pics before I finished.
Thanks, I'm pretty happy with this one myself and I love this pattern!
Thanks they make this dress.
I'm glad I could help you with an alternative, you should try it!
You said it all Momma!
Thanks, who ever you are!
Thank ya, thank ya, thank ya!