13 Jul Vogue 8904
Recently on Facebook, Mood Fabrics posed the following question to its followers:
When do you put aside summer sewing and move on to fall and winter apparel? Is July too soon to think about cool-weather clothes?
I must admit I have actually begun to think about my Fall wardrobe in July for the first time ever. I have even begun to look at Fall Runway shows on Style.com and even started a Mood Fall board, but……… hasn’t summer just begun?
I may develop the discipline to sew a season ahead one day, but for now I’m sewing in the moment.
As a confessed blue and white striped addict, I couldn’t pass up this light weight navy and white striped jersey from Mood Fabrics……. and I sure couldn’t pass up the new Marcy Tilton Vogue pattern. It just looked like so much fun!
I was delighted to discover the dress was as fun to sew as I thought, and I made it in a day.
After cutting two main front and back pieces, the “shingles” are layered and stitched one by one working from the bottom towards the top.
The pattern is designed to fit with negative ease which slightly scared me, but the additional shingled layers of fabric disguise the body hugging under layer.
The directions state to leave the raw edges exposed, but I turned and machine-hemmed all of the layers adding another 30 minutes to the project. Since my fabric was lightweight I didn’t want to chance the edges curling.
The back of my new summer dress is layered identically to the front,
and with over 9 weeks of summer left, I’m sure lots of opportunities for wear will arise.
But I must say……. if any sewing excited me about the fall, it was this dress. Why?
I picture the longer sleeve rendition in a cool weather jersey bringing me a step closer to fall sewing ……possibly before September 22!
Mary Lynn
Posted at 08:51h, 13 JulyThat looks so cute on you! One does need a great figure to do diagonal stripes! Going back to
a previous post….. I love the J McLaughlin dress prints; I think they were rayon with a bit of spandex (had to have a young customer read me the label !) Do you have any idea where to find that fabric? The Freshfields store here at Kiawah is having a sale (mostly 2,4,6) don’t know about the King Street store.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:11h, 14 JulyThank you, Mary Lynn! I too LOVE the J McLaughlin fabric. I was once told by a salesperson there that they use a French spandex. I’ve looked online at the Spandex House and saw a couple of fabrics that could pass for J Mc fabric but not much. If you ever find any please let me know! ………. and it’s a good thing I’m not in the Charleston area right now …….. those savings get me every time 🙂
mzsweetpea
Posted at 08:54h, 13 JulyWell where do I begin….Oh yes, fabulous dress! And yes a nice dark stripe with sleeves would be an excellent investment into FALL sewing. When we start getting darker, heavier linens, and some tropical weight wools in WAECHTER’S FINE FABRICS….I start thinking about fall…..I’m sort of into vests this year….not your typical one’s. There was a good blog on Sewing Workshop’s site regarding a CUTE vest…also an older blog on Marci Tilton’s site…..want to make both of them, in a heavy linen…since I’ll be able too wear till Dec. up here in the Mts. during the day….LAURA CASEY
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:13h, 14 JulyHi Laura! Thanks so much for the comment……. I must come to Waechter’s soon! Will some of your vests be on display?
Jackie
Posted at 09:06h, 13 JulyVery cute knit dress! As always, fits you perfectly. I would love to have the fall version with the 3/4 sleeve so I must learn to sew with knits. I have acquired so much information from reading your blog and the responses of your friends. The comments are a wealth of information.
Looking forward to seeing your fall version.
Jackie
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:15h, 14 JulyThank you, Jackie! This was pretty straightforward sewing for knits – You can do it! Craftsy has some great sewing with knits classes. Good luck 🙂
Mary Fioretti
Posted at 09:15h, 13 JulyOh my gosh. I just love this. GREAT job.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:17h, 14 JulyThank you, Mary! It was a fun and easy pattern 🙂
lakaribane
Posted at 09:17h, 13 JulyThis is not helping my sewing ADD at all, LOL! I was unconvinced by the pattern envelop but bought it anyway. And now your version has me sold. I think you can make it summery with light colors or more Fall (Winter?) like with darker stripes. I vote for you to make a 2nd version. That’s my New Law: Minimum 2 if it turned out great.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:18h, 14 July……. and what a great law! It makes for easier sewing too! I was at a party last night and saw this dress (RTW) in a dark pink and navy. Speaking of cute……! Many thanks for writing 🙂
yyyz girl
Posted at 09:47h, 13 JulyGreat dress and it looks so perfect on you. I’ve been considering the pattern and now will purchase it based on your review. I’ve been to Waechter’s during a trip to the south east. How I wish we had a shop like that in Chicago! Again, great dress …. you inspire me!
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:20h, 14 JulyThanks so much for the nice comment! There MUST be a good fabric store in Chicago!!!!
Lynn Long
Posted at 09:59h, 13 JulyWhat a fabulous dress! This might be my favorite one.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:21h, 14 JulyHi Lynn! Thank you so much 🙂
The Renegade Seamstress
Posted at 10:04h, 13 JulyYou know, I always look forward to seeing your newest sewing projects and this one was no exception!! I love the stripes. I might have to try this one, too. Maybe I’ll use the fabric from an existing garment and call it a refashion.
You look wonderful as usual!
Beth
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:22h, 14 JulyThank you, Beth! You could combine stripes from different garments for a super refashion!
Miriam
Posted at 10:06h, 13 JulyAre you getting younger? I tell you you know how to dress. I love seeing what you come up with. Love this dress, it’s so cute and sporty, does make you look young. Thanks for the inspiration.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:25h, 14 JulyLOL! Yes, I started counting backwards several years ago 🙂 …… but this is a fun little dress and I’m tempted to make another summer dress before moving on to fall! Many thanks for you comment.
Jeannie
Posted at 10:08h, 13 JulyJust perfect for summer and for you! Love the asymmetry. And the darker stripes for fall?? Even better!
Jeannie
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:26h, 14 JulyThank you, Jeannie!
Martha
Posted at 10:16h, 13 JulyLove, love, love your choice of fabric for a fabulous dress! That pattern is sitting *on top* in my sewing room, but I’m still fearful of that negative ease thing for my lumps and bumps. You look terrific.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:27h, 14 JulyThank you, Martha! I was at a casual party last night and someone was wearing this dress (RTW in a different color) in a much looser fit. It was really cute!
Alethia
Posted at 10:32h, 13 JulyI love this! Gotta try it!
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:28h, 14 JulyYou would look great in this dress, Alethia!
Jan
Posted at 10:54h, 13 JulyDarling! Love it – congrats!
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:28h, 14 JulyThank you, Jan!
Robyn Seymour
Posted at 11:09h, 13 JulyI love your style, I am more jeans a boots but am inspired by your looks. You look great by the way!
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:29h, 14 JulyThank you, Robyn!
Lori
Posted at 11:26h, 13 JulyThis is so pretty and perfect for summer. Great job again, Shannon, you make the best dresses.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:30h, 14 JulyThank you, Lori! – Sarah 🙂
Beth (SunnyGal Studio)
Posted at 11:42h, 13 Julylove it, perfect fabric choice
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:31h, 14 JulyMany thanks, Beth! I want to make that Donna Karan dress you just finished 🙂
Sam
Posted at 11:45h, 13 JulyWhat a great dress! It looks perfect on you. Can’t wait to see your cooler weather version some time in the future too.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:32h, 14 JulyThank you, Sam!
Connie
Posted at 11:47h, 13 JulyI love this dress. I saw it made by another blogger too in a different length and on a very different body type, it still looked great. I think it might be more versatile than it would appear.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:35h, 14 JulyI agree with you, Connie in that this is a versatile pattern. Several people of varying body types have made this dress on the PR website in different lengths and fabrics. I think my next dress could look like a completely different pattern. Many thanks for writing 🙂
Pam
Posted at 12:23h, 13 JulyI love that dress. It’s such a great on trend design and is sooo flattering. I won’t start thinking about Fall sewing until I finish my Ribbon Skirt- you can check my progress on my blog. Thanks so much for hosting the sew along.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:36h, 14 JulyI adore your citrus color ribbon skirt, Pam! I really like your blog and sewing as well – such pretty garments! Many thanks for writing 🙂
Shannon
Posted at 12:41h, 13 JulyWhat a fabulous dress! I love how the back is just as interesting as the front. I think I’m going to have to get this pattern now. The fall version looks like it would be well worth making, too.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:37h, 14 JulyThank you, Shannon! You will love sewing this pattern 🙂
Almeda
Posted at 13:00h, 13 JulyOnly two words to describe this lovely summer dress. “ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS”!!! 🙂
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:38h, 14 JulyMany thanks, Almeda !! 🙂 🙂
Kyle
Posted at 13:05h, 13 JulyHawt!!
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:39h, 14 JulyI’ve gotta get with it….. you sent me to Urban Dictionary on this one!
Many thanks!! 🙂
Shams
Posted at 13:06h, 13 JulyVery cute as a summer dress!
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:42h, 14 JulyThank you, Shams! I really love this pattern and your version too 🙂
Joyce Love
Posted at 13:08h, 13 JulyLove it! What a great dress & it looks fabulous on you, as all your garments do!
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:43h, 14 July….. ahh, thanks Joyce! 🙂
sewmanju
Posted at 13:33h, 13 JulyFirst love your version. Perfect for summer and looks great on you. Second great minds must think alike because I am currently sewing this dress but as you mentioned, even though we are enjoying a rare heat wave, I am also thinking of cooler weather sewing (as you will see from my version when finished!) maybe because I have had my holiday I am now thinking of cooler weather?
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:44h, 14 JulyThank you, Manju! I look forward to seeing your dress 🙂
Deborah
Posted at 13:37h, 13 JulyThank you for posting this. I checked out this pattern online this a.m. Quite honestly, I passed this one by at first because the emaciated model did not make the dress look good. Wonderful to see a healthy woman wear this lovely style.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:46h, 14 JulyThanks, Deborah! She is pretty thin, isn’t she 😉
Cindy
Posted at 13:54h, 13 JulyI am BLOWN AWAY! You have such a good eye for pairing fabric with pattern! I’ve looked at this pattern and could only see how a solid wouldn’t really bring out the unusual design lines and a print could obfuscate them. But stripes! And dramatically light/dark ones to boot! What an outstanding choice to pop those design lines to maximum strength and visual interest. And bonus points for achieving such a slimming look! Another timess treasure for sure.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:48h, 14 JulyMany thanks for such a nice comment, Cindy! I wasn’t sure if the fit was for me or not until I sewed the shingles on. It really is a great pattern 🙂
Teri
Posted at 13:54h, 13 JulyThank you so much for making up this pattern Sarah! I have it, and the negative ease has given me pause. Your version is absolutely adorable. LOVE IT! I think I will start looking for fabric for mine….oh, and I am still all about summer sewing.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:50h, 14 JulyThank you,Teri! I was at a casual party last night and someone was wearing this dress (RTW pink and navy stripe) in a much looser fit. It was so cute! I might make another one in a larger size 🙂
sewexhausted
Posted at 14:09h, 13 JulyWhat a great dress! And I love the blue and white stripes. Yesterday I cut out a winter coat BUT I also finished a halter sundress for my daughter this week. So, I guess I am doing a mixture. But, lacking a snowy locale my winter sewing will be pretty limited! ~Laurie
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:53h, 14 JulyMany thanks for writing, Laurie! You have a fun blog going on!
Suzanne Parker
Posted at 14:20h, 13 JulyThat looks so great! It looks good on you and what a pattern. Too much fun. I too like blue and white anything.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:53h, 14 JulyThank you so much, Suzanne!
ewellons
Posted at 14:29h, 13 JulyHave I gushed enough about how cute this dress is???!!! I’m not ashamed to copy — but may have to wait til next year before doing so. Who would have ever bought this pattern based on the envelope picture? I’m thinking about a fall version — but want to see what you do first!
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:54h, 14 JulyHi Cissie ~ Many thanks for the nice comment, but I’d rather wait and see what you make for fall so I can copy you 😉
Aileen
Posted at 14:41h, 13 JulyLove this. You look great. Spanky
Sent from my iPad
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:55h, 14 JulyThank you, Spanky!
lisa g
Posted at 14:46h, 13 Julyanother knockout dress! love this. i was pretty underwhelmed by the pattern envelope, but your version is great!
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:56h, 14 JulyMany thanks, Lisa! I’ve seen similar RTW dresses so I knew what this pattern could produce. It’s really a fun garment to make 🙂
Maggie Edger
Posted at 15:11h, 13 JulyLove. Love. Love. This dress is so interesting. I can see why you wanted to make it. Can’t wait to see the fall/winter version. A Maggie
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:56h, 14 JulyThanks, Maggie! Hope all is well in FL 🙂 🙂
Joan
Posted at 15:26h, 13 JulyTerrific interpretation of the pattern, great fit, super flattering on you!
May I ask: did the sleeveless version come with a neck band or neckline facing? It appears your bodice is faced, which looks clean and elegant with your stripes layout. Also, did you use a Steam a Seam when you turned under all your raw edges? They look nice and smooth, no rippled hems to detract from the layered effect.
Any fit challenges for you?
I purchased (shame on me) this same style in a black matte jersey from Chico’s back in April — a cute basic, and very flattering. But how much better it is to sew it oneself in an interesting layout of stripes!
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 22:05h, 14 JulyHi Joan! I faced the sleeves and neckline using the band pattern pieces. I may follow the instructions next time but I liked this look and it was easier for me. Indeed I used Steam-a-Seam to stabilize the seams before stitching! Many thanks for writing! 🙂
Tia Dia
Posted at 15:41h, 13 JulyThis is an amazing dress! I completely passed over this pattern because the model on Vogue’s website scared me off in her extreme size. But your version is completely stunning! I’ve actually ordered the pattern. Can’t wait to see your long-sleeved version!
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 22:06h, 14 JulyOh wow! You’ll love this pattern and I look foward to seeing your version 🙂
Karen
Posted at 15:52h, 13 JulyVery eye-catching! What a fun dress in blue and white – with lots of potential in long sleeves for Fall. Can’t wait to see what colors you choose… Very good idea to finish those raw edges – it just makes it look more refined!
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 22:07h, 14 JulyHi Karen! Many thanks for your comment ~ I’m really glad I turned those edges 🙂
Natalie
Posted at 16:55h, 13 JulyHave been looking at your posts for a while and quite an inspiration! Love all your projects and information. This dress is just lovely.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 22:07h, 14 JulyThank you so much, Natalie!
Valerie
Posted at 17:30h, 13 JulyThe dress (and you) look fabulous. Not sure I have the figure for this one *sigh*
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 22:08h, 14 JulyThank you, Valerie! Last night I was at a casual party and someone was wearing this dress (RTW) in a much looser fit. It was so cute I might make a loose one next time 🙂
sewbusylizzy
Posted at 18:10h, 13 JulyI really love this in the blue stripe, it’s looks so summery & fresh!
I ordered this last week from BMV – I fell in love with the design when it was released.
Love this version. Suits you perfectly.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 22:09h, 14 JulyMany thanks for your nice comment, Lizzy! You’ll look stunning in this dress 🙂
Joy
Posted at 18:24h, 13 JulyThat is my favorite dress of all you have made! I will buy that pattern immediately! I love stripes too, and they make the dress. Was the fabric expensive? Oh, I just remembered, you get Mood for free. I’ve never ordered anything from them. Guess I better check them out.
Did you have any fitting issues with the pattern?
Hugs, Joy
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 22:11h, 14 JulyHi Joy 🙂 I did not have fitting problems with the pattern. Please check out the fabric which I linked in my post. It is $8.00 / yard ~ pretty good deal if you ask me 🙂 🙂
Vicki
Posted at 18:28h, 13 JulyLooks fabulous on you! Love the one colour stripe.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 22:11h, 14 JulyThank you so much, Vicki!
Sharon
Posted at 19:23h, 13 JulyLove your dress and the use of stripes, very cheeky dress that looks amazing on you.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 22:12h, 14 JulyMany thanks, Sharon! I found the stripes quite fun 🙂
Cecil
Posted at 20:55h, 13 JulyI didn’t see the beauty of this pattern until seeing your dress. Just started following your blog and love your choices in both fabrics and style. Beautiful!
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 22:13h, 14 JulyThank you, Cecil for the nice comment! So glad to know you are reading along 🙂
Dawn Redmond
Posted at 21:10h, 13 JulyI want to make a dress like yours for my daughter. I was wondering how wide are the stiripes on yours.? I’ll need to order the fabric and I thought it might help to know. It’s just a stunning dress and looks so good on you!
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 22:14h, 14 JulyThank you, Dawn! The stripes are 1/2 inch wide. 🙂
ZoSews
Posted at 23:08h, 13 JulyFantastic dress! This is a definite winner on you.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 22:14h, 14 JulyMany thanks!
Debra Hewitt
Posted at 00:08h, 14 JulyI love your dress! You look fabulous!
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 22:14h, 14 JulyThank you, Debra!
Sheila
Posted at 08:20h, 14 JulyAwesome dress…. Totally love it.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 22:15h, 14 JulyThank you so much, Shelia!
Julie Starr
Posted at 09:49h, 14 JulyYou’ve really done perfect justice to this pattern. I didn’t think the shingling on the back would be worth the extra effort but after seeing yours I’ve definitely changed my mind. Can’t wait to do a long sleeved version for fall.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 22:15h, 14 JulyThank you, Julie! I’m sure your second time around will be a smashing success!
Linda Craig
Posted at 11:30h, 14 JulyWow, I would pass this pattern by, Vogue should use you! Terrific job & you look fabulous. What a cute dress.
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 22:16h, 14 JulyMany thanks for such a nice comment, Linda 🙂
Victoria
Posted at 15:36h, 14 JulyYou look absolutely gorgeous Lady!
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 22:16h, 14 JulyThanks, Victoria! You’d look great in this dress 🙂 🙂
gingermakes
Posted at 22:26h, 14 JulyI can’t get over this dress! It’s just so perfect! Summer is my favorite season by a long shot, so I’ll be really reluctant to give up summer sewing in favor of fall clothes. But this dress really takes the cake– it’s just so fabulous!
Gjeometry
Posted at 23:50h, 14 JulyOh, I LOVED this Vogue pattern when it came out, and have not yet seen anybody sew it up. Yours is gorgeous. Love how the stripes create their own unique design with the pattern pieces crossing over that way. Just lovely.
Zurenda
Posted at 14:18h, 15 JulyWhat a chic dress. I think your next call is meddling, for sure
Heathersphere
Posted at 16:37h, 15 JulyWow! Not only is this a very attractive dress, but this fits you beautifully. Another impressive dress!
Hannah
Posted at 18:18h, 15 JulyThis is so cool! I’m wondering what would happen if you oriented the stripes a little off the vertical instead of a little off the horizontal, and then maybe used horizontal stripes for the underneath part. But I also love the bandage dress effect you have going on. You should post it in the sewing community on Kollabora!
CarolinasCallin
Posted at 21:53h, 15 JulyOh, I LOVE this dress on you! Love the stripe – and the fit is terrific. I’d seen this pattern, but didn’t have your vision…I think it’s a great look the way you made it. Doing something similar for the fall – perfect!
Enjoy!
Rosalia
Posted at 02:56h, 19 JulyYou definitely inspired to make my own version in red, got the fabric this week. Question, do you usually prewash your fabric before sewing? Love the color and pattern, thanks for the inspiration!
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 14:47h, 04 AugustPlease forgive me for not answering your question, Rosalia -I just aw this comment. I almost always prewash my fabrics before sewing and I certainly did with this one! I hope you were pleased with your red dress!
jillybe
Posted at 12:51h, 21 JulyOh my gosh you ROCKED this pattern! Or this pattern and that fabric rock your curves! Or something – a huge win at any rate! I have this pattern and just haven’t been able to convince myself that it will a) look good on my body and b) that I’ll actually get use out of it…..but I don’t know – your fabulous version puts it back on the list for me….
AndiSocial
Posted at 09:32h, 23 JulyThat dress is SO CUTE!!!! Well done!
Joyce Lee-W
Posted at 14:44h, 11 AugustReturning to sewing after many years away. Your blog is inspiring and helpful. Wanted to make this dress, but had concerns over the raw edges and the possibility of their curling. You gave me “permission” to hem them, solving the problem. I also think that raw edges diminish the quality look of a finished product, even though I know that Marcie Tilton and others do it. THanks. Now to figure out the fit. I don’t have your figure, darn it!!!
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 09:37h, 12 AugustHi Joyce!
Thank you so much for your comment! This dress is really easy but it is a tight fit. I was at a party several weeks ago and a twenty-something-year-old woman was wearing this dress (RTW) in a much looser fit. It was so cute that I’ve decided to make my next one larger. Her’s was in pink and navy stripes.
Have fun and good luck!
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susanne
Posted at 21:00h, 14 AugustGo to the Anthropologie website and look at the Stripeway Column Dress. I plan to use this pattern to make a knockoff of that dress. Seeing your success with this pattern is a real inspiration. Thanks!
Jan
Posted at 14:57h, 16 AugustVery nice dress! If you were to make it a looser fit would it be just one size up from the size you made with negative ease? Love the stripes and does the pattern layout give the instructions for the stripes? Thanks.
Rosalia
Posted at 14:45h, 24 AugustLove this dress! What did you use to transfer the markings to the front & back? I am getting ready to work on this pattern and would like to know how you handled this process. Also you mentioned you used facings and not binding for the neck & arm openings? Would appreciate greatly you sharing this process, so that maybe my dress can look half as good as yours! Thanks a bunch!
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:10h, 12 SeptemberRosalia,
I missed your comment and am so sorry about that. I used a very light hand with a rotary marker and non-waxed tracing paper in a pale color. I discovered sewing the dress that the notches truly help with the placement and I’m not sure if the tracing is necessary.
Hope I’m not too late and hope your dress turns out just the way you want it too!
Jean
Posted at 21:04h, 11 SeptemberI had just bought this pattern a few days before I saw your posting so this spurred me on. I was having my fabric cut at Mood when the cutter told me the lady next to me also asked for 3 1/4 yards. We were both buying for the same pattern and discussed this posting! Thanks for inspiring us.
It is an extra bonus for me to read your references to SC. I lived there for my high school and college years, Irmo and USC-Cola. Loved it!
goodbyevalentino
Posted at 07:14h, 12 SeptemberWhat a funny coincidence!
Though I ‘ve never lived in Columbia, one of my daughters just moved there. Hubby went to USC Law School. It’s nice and hot but a fun city 🙂
Good luck with the dress – I hope you like sewing this pattern as much as I did and many thanks for writing!
Jennifer
Posted at 09:39h, 28 JanuaryI love the fabric choice and placement on this dress. I just picked up this pattern and I can’t wait to try it. You gave me inspiration for a summer dress as well!
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Posted at 17:34h, 13 MarchWould it be foolish to try this pattern, as a new sewer? I just love the fabric u used!