Sentences with phrase «patterned version of my dress»

Not exact matches

The shirt is the short sleeve version of the newly released Sketchbook Shirt from oliver + s. I love working with Oliver + S patterns (remember my flurry of bubble dresses?

They are silver with jewels... not sure if they had a nude version (my dress had a lot of gray in the pattern, so those were appropriate).

this dress is so cute and it looks great on you, i've seen some versions of this pattern on instagram and I so love the design, it has some design features that make it stand out from other patterns and yes I think it will look great in a solid to show off all those details.

I would take 100 versions of this dress in different patterns.

I had been coveting the maxi version of the dress, but because the pattern is so recognizable, I held off on it.

It's full of fun patterns, tips, and sewing goodness, and for Issue 7 I got to play along by sewing up a version of this super cute Jukebox dress which has both a woven and a knit version that you can mix and match!

Another reason why I love Boden dresses is that they are super easy to layer under my omni - present J. Crew sweaters; the colourful patterns give me lots of scope to mess around with various versions of «colour soup» — a.k.a. throw a bunch of colours together and see what sticks.

I tried on the flower patterned version of the Caravane Tunic Dress I purchased, as well.

If you like the shape of this dress but aren't so sure about the vivid pattern, there's another version called the Tattersall Dress ($ 78) which features the same floral lattice but an entirely different dress patdress but aren't so sure about the vivid pattern, there's another version called the Tattersall Dress ($ 78) which features the same floral lattice but an entirely different dress patDress ($ 78) which features the same floral lattice but an entirely different dress patdress pattern.

The official outfit along pattern for this year was the Sewaholic Hollyburn skirt, but I wanted to make the cropped version of the sweater, so I decided a dress... Read more

The changes you made to the pattern are great I love all the versions of this dress.

Porridge's Cirque A-Line ($ 148) is a new pattern version of the Sing Sweetly Dress which in turn owes its shape to a line of tops descended from the popular Winged Victory Top of 2009.

This dress is combines both Version 1 and 2 of the pattern.

Just last year, I found a beautiful dress pattern in the French version of La Maison Victor and a very very nice sewing buddy in Europe mailed me a copy of the pattern in exchange for fabric.