I feel like I've been working on this dress forever.
It's only been 10 days since I had the idea for this dress.
Thanks again for all your voting on the sleeves vs no sleeves issue.
I decided, sleeveless, collarless, but YES YES YES to piping.
Which I made myself for the very first time today.
Ok, so here's where it's at now.
What's left to do?
The hem is horrible. I will be ripping that out tmw night. and rehemming. And I need to iron the CB seam. and maybe fix the piping on the sleeves so that they are the same width? The piping on the left armhole is not as wide as the piping on the right armhole. I used the same cording so I must not have sewn as closely with my zipper foot on the right armhole. You can see too the left armhole got a little stretched out....
Here's a closeup of the neckline.
My very own homemade piping:
More gory details later.
For now it's time for bed!
Be well!
Great idea about using the piping.
ReplyDeleteThe piping looks so profesh!
ReplyDeleteIf you take the piping out add a strip of tricot fusible to the armhole, that will stop the stretching when you add the piping back in.
ReplyDeleteBTW, I really like the dress collarless, sleeveless and with the piping! Great job!
Great job on the piping!
ReplyDeleteIt's looking good, and I'm glad you chose sleeveless too!! Have a great week.
ReplyDeletePiping is a nice touch and sleeveless was definitely the right choice. Fabulous dress!!
ReplyDeleteI think that's a cute as heck dress! And thank you for your encouragement during my yucky illness!
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ReplyDeletePiping was a great choice. Makes the dress look professionally finished.
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