The Clara Dress




At the end of last year I had some birthday and Christmas money burning a hole in my pocket – but couldn't find anything I wanted in the shops. 

I kept coming back to this dress and decided to splurge and buy the pattern and the stunning Nani Iro double gauze fabric that is featured on the original.

I love how it turned out – the fabric is so beautiful and luckily I have a bit left over that I will hopefully make into a dress for the girls soon!



Pattern: The Clara Dress by Sew Liberated

Check out what I made for the girls HERE!

Comments

  1. Such a clever girl you are Thouraya! Great job!

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  2. This is so beautiful! It looks like it fits you perfectly.

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  3. It looks gorgeous on you! I adore the fabric (and the sweet german shepherd with you!) Will you make the girls dresses similar to yours with the fabric?

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    1. I am still trying to work out what to make for the girls! I am dreaming of something flowing and delicate. I might make it up as I go!

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  4. Agreed, it looks beautiful! I just ordered myself some Nani Iro for a dress - it was a splurge but I think worth it because that fabric is not only pretty but feels so good too.

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    1. Sounds lovely! I can't wait to see what you make!

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  5. What a wonderful dress! I am so happy to know about that pattern, thank you… and now I must take a peek around for more of your sewing…
    Renee

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  6. Oh, it's simply lovely! The pattern is classic and the fabric is simply adorable!

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  7. Beautiful! I've been considering making one of these. I'm working on an Esme Top for myself right now. The dress really looks lovely on you and the fabric is very pretty.

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  8. It's SOOO pretty! I want one :)

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  9. The dress looks amazing! Perfect style for you.

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  10. Gorgeous dress! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures

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  11. I adore this dress! The fabric is just beautiful and I love those sweet sleeves. Thanks for sharing at Do Tell Tuesday, and I hope you have a chance to link up again this week! http://www.vintagezest.com/2014/03/do-tell-tuesday-13-with-features-co-host.html

    Diane @ Vintage Zest

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