2011#11 – Tangerine dress – Vestido tangerina

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Editado para acrescentar: fotos minhas a usar o vestido estão publicadas aqui.

Ando bastante ocupada de novo e com pouco tempo, mas nos fins-de-semana tento aproveitar algum tempinho para costurar. Este vestido foi feito (e usado) no domingo passado no aniversário do meu pai. Acabei-o no último minuto e não tive tempo de tirar fotos com ele vestido, ficará para uma próxima oportunidade.

Descrição: Vestido tubo com encaixe de peito, bolsos metidos na costura lateral pespontados e fecho nas costas.

Molde usado: Simplicity2922, versão vestido sem mangas (cortei o tamanho 12 e aumentei um pouco o comprimento para tapar o joelho)


Modificações: além de aumentar o comprimento do vestido, também o forrei, pois o tecido que usei é ligeiramente transparente.

Mais algumas fotos:




Os sacos dos bolsos são pespontados no vestido:

Tinha pouco tecido, e para dar ao vestido o comprimento que desejava tive que aplicar uma fita de viés para fazer a bainha:

O forro é cosido à vista do encaixe da frente e depois cosido à mão à fita do fecho no avesso:


Conclusão: Um vestido relativamente fácil (“relativamente” porque o encaixe necessita de alguma habilidade para ficar perfeito), que me demorou cerca de 5 horas a fazer. O estilo lembra-me um pouco os vestidos dos anos 60, e acho que ficou muito bem. Na festa de anos do meu pai usai-o com um blazer branco e sandálias brancas, mas não tive tempo de tirar fotos antes de sair de casa… Ficará para uma próxima vez! Entretanto ainda tenho mais dois projectos para mostrar… Fiquem bem!



ETA: pictures of me wearing the dress are published here.

I’ve been quite busy again and very short of time, but during the weekends I still manage to sew something. Last weekend I had my father’s birthday party to attend and I decided to make a dress for the event. I finished it in the last minute and didn’t have time to take pictures of the outfit.

Description: Straight line dress with front and back yoke, in-seam topstitched pockets and back zipper.

Pattern used: Simplicity2922, the sleeveless dress version (cut size 12 and lengthened it a little, enough to cover the knee)


Alterations: Besides lengthening, I added a lining to the dress (this fabric is slightly see-through) and understitched the yoke and the armholes as far as I could.

A few more pictures of the dress:




The pocket bags are topstitched to the front of the dress, on the wrong side:

I was short of fabric and to provide the desired length I had to use bias tape to hem the dress:

The lining is stitched to the yoke facings and hand stitched to the zipper tape:


Conclusion: This dress was relatively easy to make (I say “relatively” because the yoke requires some skill to be done properly), and it took me around 5 hours to complete. Its style reminds me of some dresses in the 60’s and I think it turned out quite well in spite of being made in a hurry. I wore it with a white blazer and white sandals at my father’s birthday party, but I left home in a hurry and didn’t have time to snap some outfit photos,... I’ll take a rain check for that, if you don’t mind! I still have two more completed projects to show, I’ll try to post them as soon as I can! Stay tuned!

27 comments:

lorenabr said...

Love it looks great! From the color to the cut!

sweet fashion affairs said...

I love the dress, it looks so cute !

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Adrienne said...

Very cute! I love the color!

Lori said...

Very pretty dress and the color is wonderful.

Elaray said...

I love the simple, classic design. The color is beautiful. I'll bet it looks great on you.

a little sewing said...

very cute. The style is fresh.

Marie-Noëlle said...

Great dress. I love the color and I am sure it is still better on you.

Mardel said...

Love the dress, Tany. Great style.

Mom (Míriam) said...

Ah Tany, mostre-o por dentro...

Meg said...

Lovely dress. I made a version of this dress a few years ago for my daughter and it turned out great too.

Beth (SunnyGal Studio) said...

Great color, and I like these 60's style shift dresses, very nice.

MyEvoll said...

uma cor nuito gira e apetecivel para o verão,o vestido ficou muito bonito. beijo

Karin said...

Very cute! I love the colour orange for clothes right now. Very bright and summery.

Carolyn (Diary of a Sewing Fanatic) said...

This is a great dress in a beautiful color! I'm sure you had a wonderful time at your father's birthday party wearing this very pretty dress!

gwensews said...

That is pretty, and I imagine that tangerine color looks stunning on you. I agree, it is reminiscent of the 60s.

Gail said...

It is simple in design, but stunning. Love the colour.

Linda L said...

Great looking dress and I love this color!

Maria Lúcia said...

Oi
Ficou muito chique.
Beijos...
Lúcia

Jenny said...

So cute! Love the color!

Sheryll said...

Ooh, that looks like the perfect little summer dress!

Kitty Couture said...

Love your dress Tany! The yoke details are so crisp and perfect.

Mamã Martinho said...

E isto com pouco tempo. Nem imagino se tivesses mais!

Ficou muito giro!

Bjs

Mónica

Summerset said...

Love it and right on trend with the bright color! Such a great style to dress up or dress down, too.

Bunny said...

Love it and what a fbbulous color!

Olga said...

What an awesome dress! Your choice of color is absolutely fabulous -- very sophisticated and on-trend! Your work is always so inspiring.

Monica D said...

Well done!

Kathryn, aka fzxdoc said...

I love the color and the style of this dress, Tany. For a "rushed" sewing project, it still looks beautifully done. I bet you were the hit of the party!