I made this green and white dress from Simplicity 7470 (1967). I’m happy to report that this project was relatively uneventful– that’s always a good thing! You can read more about it on my blog here: Sew Sixties.
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I am just thrilled looking at all of your fab 60's dresses. I grew up in the 60's and these are my idea of "classics"! You wear them so well..love the go go boots!
It looks absolutely GORGEOUS! Great fit and color.
Adorable. You really have mastered the look of the mod 60s!
so cute and star treky in the best possible way. 🙂
@Maggie, karen kelly, and @Lizzie: Thanks so much! ; – )
@tammyO: I love the original Star Trek so I definitely see that as a compliment!