Summer dresses made by Fleur, probably the oldest items we still have kicking around- made around 1998.
Red & white flowers: New look 6755, view A. Fabric- synthetic (?) from an op-shop.Cost to make-probably under $10 including pattern.
Blue/green dress: McCalls 2752, view B. Fabric- Pure cotton from an op-shop. Cost to make: approx $15 including pattern.
Close up of bodice of McCalls 2752 showing the cute pleats that are a feature of option B.
Black and white "Zebra skirt"- Made by Kate : Burda 8907, view A- a favourite pattern of ours! Only 2 pieces and easy to make (guess that's why its a Burda "easy" pattern) .
Fabric pure cotton craft fabric from Textile Traders clearance table ($2/metre). Lace- stretch with sequins on it , zigzagged over skirt after it was made. Black Crochet "doily" - originally from a much loved black singlet, rescued when it finally died and zigzagged onto skirt. Cost to make- probably less than $5 in total as pattern borrowed from Fleur's collection.
The same skirt as previous pattern , made by Fleur from vintage fabric and lace trim.
Fleur: Purple wrap skirt New look?????. Made from several pieces of fabric pieced together- this pattern has only 1 piece to it , but Fleur lined it to make it reversible with with a different fabric. Top is an old velvet evening dress with scoop back that has been cut and hemmed to make a top.
Burda WOF cowl neck top : made by Kate- top no 111 from 12/2005. Made from a scrap of red stretch t-shirt cotton type fabric from an op-shop for about $2. As used stretch fabric didn't have to put a zip in. Made a size 40 could have probably gone up to a 42 if I wanted the cowl to dip lower like on the model but it suits me fine as it (no flashing of bra!).
Necklace: recycled wooden beads by Fleur.
Boys "Pantaloons" - Burda 3292 (old pattern , picked up at a garage sale)/ Made from a Japanese "manga" style cartoon cat cotton print brought at "Fabric warehouse" in Mirrabooka for $3 metre.
Top and skirt by Fleur- Vintage brown synthetic fabric with yellow spots. Skirt is the Burda 8907 - with pleats/pinches sewn randomly on it. Top made without pattern in a halterneck crossover style from 2 triangular peices of fabric and scraps left over.
Face top: Made by Fleur - Fabric from "Knitwits" in Nedlands- approx $20 metre, Pattern "Sewing with Nancy" McCalls M4600- View "A" bodice with jacket view arms (more bell shaped). Pleats pinched and sewn randomly all over fabric.
Left: Close up of "Face" fabric - stretch mesh type.
Below:Another "wrap" skirt, reversible, by Fleur. White cotton fabric with silk screened cat design (Silk screening also done by Fleur)
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