DIY ONE SHOULDER DRESS USING MCCALL #7741
- Jul 23, 2018
- 1 min read
HI DARLINGS! I hope you had a wonderful weekend. I did a little sewing and some fabric shopping. I picked up some awesome fabrics at MOOD and will be posting a FABRIC HAUL VIDEO on my IGTV channel on Tuesday. Now, this DIY ONE SHOULDER DRESS using MCCALL #7741 is giving me life, the ruffles are great and the fit is so comfy. More info below on the pattern and fabric.
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DIY DRESS INFO & MODIFICATIONS
This is MCCALL #7741 and I love this pattern. The pattern is rather simple, there is a lot of hemming becuase of the double flounce but once you get that done its pretty simple. I love the elastic waist casing, the length and the flounce.
I used a rayon print I picked up at JOANN.COM I tried finding it online but had no luck. I am sure you can find it in stores. It is so lightweigth and moves well.
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If you haven’t been following me on INSTAGRAM you may have missed my new IGTV PROJECTS. I have been a fun posting non-sewing projects and recently I did a tutorial on making some awesome FASHION PINS and one on modifying and updating your DENIM JACKET. Make sure to follow so you can keep up with those projects too.
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For everyday shoes, skechers reviews told me more than a product page ever could once I started comparing comfort against how the pair would actually hold up over regular use. Sewing projects have made me fussier about fit and construction in general, even with things I am not making myself. I still like a clean design, but that never settles the decision for me anymore. What matters is whether the item still feels right after long days, repeat wear, and the kind of ordinary use that no studio photo can really show. That is the part I try to picture before buying.