ireland_nicole
<font color=green>No brainer- the fairy wins it<br
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I just finished Tessa's dress for Ohana's! I'm going to make Sawyer a t-shirt with Stitch on it and I'm going to have the Minnie head with the flower on my shirt.
I used the Spiral Skirt from YCMT and paired it with the simply sweet bodice. I just left the elastic out of the straps and made them shorter. I also added flounce between the spiral strips. The whole dress took me forever to make and I'm not sure I love it. I wish the spirals were more full at the top, instead of starting straight and then flaring out.
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The back. Please ignore the pins- This is before I shortened the straps.
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Closeup of the Lilo fabric that my dear sister gave me 2 years ago when I first started sewing. It was one of the first items in my stash:
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Now I need to make another Baby Simba dress (the first one got ripped when she was playing in it about a year ago). Then, I have a whole bunch of t-shirts to applique. I think that's about it!
First of all, that just may be the coolest fabric ever!! I love that it's unique and different; it's cool! But if you don't like where the flounce starts, could you seam rip between the bodice and skirt and shorten it to where the flounce starts and then make a headband out of the extra? FWIW, I like it now, but I want you to be happy with it too.