This little dress is just made to be worn by the beautiful, deep blue sea, glistening in sunlight.
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| The dress simply matches with the scenery, and creates harmony to the eye. |
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| Dancing out of joy! I´m on a mini-holiday, a long weekend at our summer cabin. The place is magical. The perfect getaway. |
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| The modest person in me told me to make the neckhole smaller than in the original pattern. I did that by adding a piece of the same fabric as the dress itself, but using the reverse side to create contrast. An easy little trick to use for those of us, who don´t own a fabric factory, ready to spit out any kind of material we would like... A little lace and decorative, mismatch, off-white buttons to give the garment femininity and steer it away from the usual marine-look. |
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| White stitches give the dress a subtle contrast, and brightens it up. |
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| This fabric was a real find. It is stretchy yet firm, warm, soft, and very breathable (and can tolerate hard wear and hot washes, as I have noticed with my little girl´s pants that I made from the leftover piece of this fabric =). |
The best accessory to go with this dress is warm sunlight!
P.S. This dress is made using the same pattern as
The Little Grey Dress in my Freedom- collection.When I find a good, fitting, pattern, I stick to it tightly. One pattern turns into numerous different looks by choosing different fabrics and accessories.
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