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DIY -- Jean Dress -- Burda Young 7225

DIY - Jean Dress - Burda Young 7225  View B Hey fellow blogging world. I couldn't wait to post this dress I made because I was so proud of it when I finally finished.  It did take me all day b/c I was doing things around the house at the same time. Sundays are always busy at home, but I was determined to get this dress made.  I was dreaming about it!! I have to really get my daughter to take closer pictures! LOL  What am I going to do when school starts, my photographer will be in the 5th grade! I will be honest, I love patterns that do not have many pieces to cut out.  As much as I love cutting patterns and fabric...I don't want to be cutting just the pattern for 45 minutes! The fabric I used is a stretch jean material.  I purchased it from Walmart a few months ago with this pattern in mind. I don't know exactly the percentage of stretch anymore because I bought it so long ago.  I remember wanting it to get over my curve...

DIY--Little Black Dress -- Burda Pattern 7065

DIY --  Little Black Dress -- DIY September 10, 2014 I am updating this post from July.  I went to a wedding this past Sunday and finally had a place to wear this little black dress.  I was so proud of it. Many people complimented me on it too.  In no way was it better than what the bride was wearing, but it was nice just the same!                                                                                                             In May I have a post of a DIY top that I made using the Burda Pattern 7065 . I decided to use the same pattern and extend the bottom to make it into the Little Black Dress!  I used a Nylon/Spandex/Polyester material for the...

DIY - Burda Style Pattern 7065

 DIY - Burda Style Pattern B7065 View A I have to admit.  I was so nervous to start this project.  Everything always looks great on the pattern envelope.  When you finally get the guts to start and sometimes get to the finished product, you look at it like WTH!!  Then it either gets seam ripped apart, scraped, put on a hanger in the back of your closet or balled up on the floor in the back of your closet. This is 2 yards of fabric purchased from Vogue Fabrics from Chicago, IL. This company was one of the vendors at the Original Sewing and Quilting Expo I attended this past April.  The fabric is part of the Galleria Knit Collection. NOT THIS TIME!!  This is the first time that I have started, followed through and finished an actual printed pattern bought from a store.  I am very happy with how it came out.  It was great to only have to use TWO pieces to construct this top. I used washers from my l...