
I finished the bodice of the Snow White dress. I used Simplicity pattern 2817. I cut out a 5 in width and a 6 in length.
Sleeves are costume satin and the bodice is blue velvet. I thought a different material for the bodice would be nice and keep it from looking to "slick" or "cheap" because of all the satin.

I didn't like the idea of appliqueing the red tear drop shapes on the sleeves. I know that over time that will not hold up. I am very happy with how the sleeves turned out. I cut the sleeves into three sections and added red satin inserts. I'm not sure if this is called a gusset or a pleat. It definitely makes the sleeve puffier.

[...] This is Simplicity pattern 2817 in a child’s size 5. I did alter the sleeves. [...]
ReplyDeleteThe original Simplicity Snow White pattern from 1991 had the gusset sleeves! I guess they thought they were too complicated for folks and took them out. Here it is with a turtle neck underneath: http://www.facebook.com/pages/sewing-by-MAG/162925983788389?sk=friendactivity#!/photo.php?fbid=131116256954198&set=a.131113420287815.24058.131032540295903&type=3&theater
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