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Featuring Craftiness Is NOT Optional's Junebug dress pattern:
As you can see above I made a slight change to the original by doing rounded corners and piping! I LOVE the POP the piping gives!
I made the tunic and sleeveless options so it would be perfect for fall layering.
My daughter thought the neighbours driveway post would be a perfect microphone to sing her ABC's into!
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Now that you have seen the details let's carry on ! The back of the dress is simple as the on and off closures are the front of the dress.
I made mine out of a light chambray I picked up on sale (shocker I know - but really who can turn down chambray for under $4/yd??!!)
I lined the dress in a little chevron I got in a scrap pack - and I have leftover! The pattern calls for buttons but I used snaps! It was my very first time using my snap pliers and I don't know what I was so afraid of, they were so easy! I was going to do black snaps but my daughter insisted on the bright pink ones. In the end i think she made a good choice, I like the pink with the green.
This pattern went together so well and was a fairly quick sew ! It would have sewn faster if I had decided to stay with the pattern and not do the piping. However, i find sometimes simple little changes can give such a fun and unique look to an outfit.
ps. please tell me that one snap that is a bit off isn't THAT bad! It is driving me crazy - but I am scared to try and pry it off... Do I dare? Is there an easy way?
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3 comments:
Cute! The snap would drive me nuts too, but they're easy to remove with some electrical snips. Just snip off the smooshed part in the center of the snap and it'll come right off! :-)
I would just leave the snap be, they are easy to remove but then you've got a hole where they snap was, sometimes you can move the fibers back in place but too often you are left with a hole where the snap was.
gorgeous! i love love love the piping and colors!
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