Heirloom Sewing & Lauren's A-Line Dress

I took an heirloom sewing class about a month ago and made this dress shortly after. I've been waiting to take better pictures of it after it has been ironed and startched, but I had the camera out tonight and went for it. I know my mother will be appalled, but if you can look past the wrinkles it's not so bad. 

I used Lauren's A-Line Dress Pattern by Bonnie Blue. It's very basic, but with a little lace it takes on a totally different look. I added pin-tucks to the front and ecru entredeaux and lace around the hemline and sleeves. I like it because it's subtle look and I was scared to use lots of lace on my first attempt. She wore it to church a few weeks ago!

This is the same dress pattern, but a totally different look. I made this one in a size up and it's still big, but I think it would look cute with a little apron or swing back top over it. The fabric is very bold!

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