I used Simplicity 2362 to make the dress, and unfortunately this pattern is now out of print. I didn’t even realize I had bought the pattern so long ago, but I guess I did. I always buy at least 5 patterns when Hobby Lobby puts them on sale for 99cents.
I had some beautiful blue Batik fabric in my stash and it was just crying out to be loved, so I adopted it for this project ๐ I love the way it turned out and I am so excited to finally be able to wear it all day, rather than just trying it on.
A close up of the pretty pleated bodice on my amazing body double. My mom told me 3 years ago that she was going to get me a dress form as a graduation gift, and I finally got it this summer. Needless to say, I am overjoyed at having it finally!
I still need to add the hook and eye fastener above the zipper, but I need to go buy some in order for that to happen ๐
I tried to take some pictures outside, but William was curious and kept walking in front of me. He’s such a sweet boy, and he LOVES to play in the backyard.
William looking cute as always.
Overall, I love how the dress turned out and I love that it only took me 2 days to make. The best thing about making sundresses is that they come together so quickly!
With the Texas weather starting to have random rainy cold fronts, I think it might be time to start making some pieces that are more suited towards fall ๐
Thank you so much! The pockets are one of my favorite details!
Super cute dress and i love the pocket detail! Thank you for stopping by and linking up at our Stop, Look, and Link party this week! Hope to see you next week! <3
Thanks! I definitely understand the no break on the AC bills!
This is pretty! Plus we can still wear summer clothes down here in S GA, we're still in the 90s come mid day – no break on our AC bills!