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One-piece side Drape Summerdress!

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Repost from BurdaStyle: This is a dress I made a long time ago, but the pattern is very unique! The dress is draped only on the one side that's make the effect very special :) drape drape 2 by Hisako Sato

One-piese Asymmetrical Top!

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This is an asymmetrical top I made a while ago. The pattern is from drape drap 2 by Hisako Sato.   drape drap 2 by Hisako Sato

Drape - Drape Collection!

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I'm always curious to see how the pattern turns out. These Japanese Darping books is made by Author Hisako Sato. I have link to some of the projeckt below the photo. Drape Wrap Dress   Tuck Drape Shorts Asymmetrical Wrap Dress Twist Drape Dress Twisted Drape Dress Drape Drape Dress Drape Cape Jacket One-piece Asymmetrical Top   One-piece side Drape Top  

Scuba Jacket & Draped Dress!

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My lovely Sister in law is wearing a jacket made of bubble-Scuba fabric. This is a very easy project, but it's great to have a fabric with two nice sides.   The curved seams makes the jacket very interesting and unique :) It's nice to wear over a dress, together with pants or a skirt. Selfmade.no pattern. Repost; This dress is a winner with it's unique draping, and a twist at the front. I've made it of dark blue jersey, and it's wearable for any occasions! The pattern is a bit tricky and was a great challenge. You can see all the marks for the twist in the middle of the dress. This is the pleats for one of the backparts that are different on both sides. The patten is from Drape Drape no. 2  We are ready for party !

Drape Drape Dress!

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This is a great dress for a Beautiful Girl 💙 I bought the Drape Drape book and this is one of my favorite pattern! The dress is made of jersey, and I have to be very carefully to match the pleats. The panels are double for the top of the dress and it's gathered above the waist. It's delicious to wear and I think Yvonne will be happy to wear it in summertime ☼ Pattern from drape drape 1 by Hisako Sato

Drape Jacket & Fancy Pants

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I love to wear jeans, but satin with stretch is great as well! I have combined the satin fabric with coated jersey for the inserts. Two welt pockets at the back, but without front pockets. I think the style is nice together with my drape Cape Jacket. Pattern from drape drape 1 by Hisako Sato. The pants are based on  BurdaStyle pattern #126 03.2012