Lions and Tigers and Zebras?
I finally made my first piece from a Burda magazine! It's from the June 2011 issue, which the lovely Miss Dibs sent me a few months ago. It's probably the easiest thing Burda has ever put in a magazine, but since it was my first time tracing from the scary pattern pages, I wanted to keep it simple! The fabric is a zebra print satin from JoAnns that I've had forever. I was orginally going to just make a top, but in the spirit of stash busting, I decided to go ahead and make a dress with pockets. It's pretty much just a rectangle with a casing on the top for the ribbon but with a belt I think it's pretty cute. Also, since the fabric is pretty lightweight, I think I can tuck it into a pencil skirt with a cardigan for work.
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Write commentsThe dress looks great. I often tuck my silk dresses into a skirt for a different (or more corporate) look.
ReplyVery cute dress and what a good idea to tuck it into a skirt for work. I'll store that one away for when its useful.
ReplyI know what you mean about rain, it snowed at our house two weeks ago and it has never done that and settled before. Well, not in my lifetime anyway. I was more interested than the kids and could have stood and watched it fall all day.
Thanks so much! And I'm so jealous about the snow! I don't know the last time I saw snow here!
ReplyLove this dress! The fabric looks divine. Yay for rain!!!!
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