So here I am modeling it. (sorry the late night ruins the lighting, P.S ignore the frizzy hair too, pretend it is wavy and gorgeous.)
The pattern is inexpensive and I made a few modifications to make it last for my pregnancy. I did view C.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhmhPz0GmVApsi3an4XclDsBtzurcSFBLN08i6P82sKLfTItyp4DO1GoaKMTRf590jeAYlGrRiHCi_yQY9u3_HpwKugsaNhH_6_ZSFGc_l8ZsGKnQnK2jHljg2yjFOcno7PA0qEUc5qtwwl/s200/pattern.jpg)
The yoke in the pattern is straight across, I folded the lower center/middle edge up creating an angle or arch. (with the fold I can fold it down later for a post prego dress)
I softly rounded at the center, but a diagonal works
With the skirt front pattern I placed it 1 inch away from the fold adding 2 inches to the gathered edge, I also placed the piece directly under the yoke piece so when I cut out the yoke I already had the right slant or arch cut above it, so the skirt follows the new yoke, slopping upward to center front.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjLhYZrvfSg4r5r9zJANG3-kRrgccKyvC4XUHdVAx6k1hkeotF0CP7ZJpIAKsRlEJHRxrsNgqnQpOq3y_naTS-AccDCq2FBNkI3kW-JRzjTNt1tYQxYOXg-i26zlHQMKnxnt2TcVhQdu1BH/s200/sc02d4cb60.jpg)
I also added a triangular inset-dickey on the bodice (my preference).
So ladies what do you think is it stylish?
4 comments:
so cute! you are darling. I have some prego clothes for you to borrow down stairs at moms house (in Jaren's closet in a black and white toile/damask box. You can borrow any of the items you want.
thanks Mer, I will definitely have to check them out.
I have lots of 7 1/2 year old maternity wear from baby #1 that makes me gag, yuck. Maybe I'll post a fashion show....
Very cute! You are so talented! And looking like an adorable preggo lady!
You're awesome!
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