NOTE: Please
allow 1" to 2" between body and garment for
comfort and easement. Length measurement
is from hollow of neck to hemline. Keep
in mind adding full crinoline may shorten
dress length by 1" to 2".
Our dresses are photographed with extra full petticoats.
Style: 011P-DWD
Our Price: $4.96
Item: PDF ePattern (34 pages)
Skill level: Intermediate
Optional basic sewing skills
Instructions given:
sizes: 1, 2, 4 & 6
sizes: 8, 10, 12 & 14
Light Sports Weight yarn.
Our dress was done using: BERNAT Baby Coordinates--Color Color 01000 White OMEGA Rustica C-10 Iridiscent-Size 10 Thread (Trim & Roses)
Crochet Hook: Size 00 (E, 3.50mm) and 1 (2.75mm)
This design combines various techniques to create a one-of-a-kind traditional style. The Devin's White Diamond dress will look stunning as your special little girl makes her way down the aisle. She will love twirling and dancing in a glistening lined full skirt, satin, sequined and pearl sash and cheerful little shoe-clips or frilly anklets. You can adorn her dress and her hair with matching rose pins and hair piece. And of course no outfit is complete without a coordinated purse. She will love being able to carry her small treasures and other "little girl essentials" in the fully lined purse.
Dress
Anklets
Purse
Roses
Fully illustrated sewing measurements and
instructions are included in this pattern: (Instructions
ONLY--separate skirt lining pattern NOT included)
Sash
Purse lining
Skirt lining
Craft instructions included in this pattern:
Corsage Pin construction
Wreath construction
Shoe-clip construction
The Devin's White Diamond dress is made with soft lightweight yarn and stitched with the airy Love Knot stitch, which allows for fluid movement. Sleeveless or Butterfly sleeves.
Whether the ensemble is for your little flower girl or another memorable occasion, this dress will become a dress to be cherished forever.
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