I say Sew Long Summer with French terry and cold weather dresses.
This fall’s dress is Butterick 6388. It was a hit with me the first time I saw the pattern. The top and dress views are packed with the details I like: a collar to keep me warm, interesting design lines in the bodice, and a slight dolman sleeve.
The pattern is very easy to make and went together in less than 2 hours cut to finish. The dress is so comfortable and I see it working very well as a wardrobe piece that will work in the fall with flats and with tights and boots in the winter. I have a top version planned in another french terry in my stash, but I might keep my eyes open for an interesting sweater knit to use.
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Your dress is so nice and makes mee think I can make one with success too.
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Wow! Amazing! I still fear paper patterns but I would love to give this a go!
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I love this! Great job :). THe details are great.
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Great collar and design details, it looks like an awesome option for fall-winter
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What a great looking dress. This dress had some interesting details. A great dress for a casual wear to the office but also for a cozy feeling at home. I can easily this also in a shorter version and wear it as a sweater.
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Love the collar and seaming details!
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Definitely looks like a dress I could live in! Great job.
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That’s my plan.
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I love this so much! I have a French Terry hoodie hack planned for McCall’s 6886. I love the front seam details on this pattern though–I might add that in, too!
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M6886 looks like such a good wardrobe building pattern. A hoodie would look so good and adding those seam lines would be pretty easy too. I can’t wait to see how it comes out.
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