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This has turned out to be one of my favorite Cottage Dresses.
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I used up some metallic thread I had left over from a project to stitch around the neckline.
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Here is the jumper with the peasant blouse. Looks like something out of
The Sound of Music, doesn't it?
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The ties can just be done in a knot in the back....
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...as the bow is not really "in style" anymore. But I like the bow anyway:)
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Here is how I made the tie: if you sew, you will recognize this piece. It is a scrap left over from cutting the skirt. I did not have much fabric left after cutting out the jumper, so I just hemmed up this piece, gathered the wide end, and sewed it to the front of the bodice, over the box pleats.
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All of the dress bodices are fully lined, but this one needed a facing. It is too confusing for me to turn a pull-over-the-head dress into a jumper and figure out how to turn the lining out (if you have ever made a lined vest, you'll know what I mean), so I just traced the armhole to make the facing. Facings are not my favorite thing to sew. That is why I line my bodices. Later on I will show you how I got out of more facings:)
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