TR Dress with Waves! 🌊
I wanted to try a new version of a "Transformational Reconstruction" by Shingo Sato, but I made my own pattern.
I started with sewing a dress pattern together and draw lines where I wanted the waves to be. The nice thing about this style is that you don't have any particular side seams. The waves goes all around the dress. I also added sleeves with pleats on the shoulders to get the right sculpture of the dress.
This is how the pattern looks like. I normally use canvas or cotton to make the pattern, but since I didn't have any I choose this colorful cotton fabric instead.
You can see the parts how it looks like before I sew them together. It's important to cut marks where you are going to sew the parts together as you can see on the photo.
I like the combination of punto de roma fabric and the sparkling jersey I found in my stash.
I wanted to make sleeves with lots of pleats, and found a pattern in "my library".
I started with sewing a dress pattern together and draw lines where I wanted the waves to be. The nice thing about this style is that you don't have any particular side seams. The waves goes all around the dress. I also added sleeves with pleats on the shoulders to get the right sculpture of the dress.
This is how the pattern looks like. I normally use canvas or cotton to make the pattern, but since I didn't have any I choose this colorful cotton fabric instead.
You can see the parts how it looks like before I sew them together. It's important to cut marks where you are going to sew the parts together as you can see on the photo.
I like the combination of punto de roma fabric and the sparkling jersey I found in my stash.
I wanted to make sleeves with lots of pleats, and found a pattern in "my library".
