Now that my niece's dress is finished I think it is time to find a good home for this sewing pattern.
I highly recommend this pattern, it is a very flattering dress. I just have no need to keep it in my stash, so it is going up for grabs.
Here is the drill. I will ship internationally, leave a comment if you promise not to sell it, and promise to give it a good home and pass it along when you are done.
The pattern, Simplicity 2398, is for special occasion Misses' dresses in two lengths. The pattern is multi-sized (4, 6, 8, 10, 12). I made size 12 but I was careful not compromise any of the other sizes.
Leave a comment below and I will draw for the pattern on Sunday, June 3rd (right after my morning coffee).
Good luck and Happy Sewing!
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this could be my graduation dress.. fingers cross
ReplyDeleteI would love to take that lovely pattern out of your hands and give it a home ;-). I followed your dress progress and it's so lovely. I think D would make a lovely top.
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i could pick this one up... I might keep it for a long time.....
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