Once you have a finalized bodice pattern for your front pieces and back pieces, you’ll need to decide on dress style. There are many subtleties that can go into such a decision, but for the sake of simplicity, I’ll assume you’re going to lace this dress up the front and have long, close-fitting sleeves, with … Making a dress from your bust-supportive bodice pattern Read More »
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