I just completed this dress. I call it the Flowers and Silver Sheath Dress.
I combined the skirt and top from McCalls 8500 (below) into a dress.
If you would like to see more pictures and description, please feel free to visit my blog.
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I love the dress and the beautiful color. I am in awe of your dress making.
I was so happy you entered my birthday blog giveaway…someone else won,but I will be having another one at mother's day, but let's just keep blogging until then.
Love,Debbie
so cute! very flattering on you.
Your fit is wonderful! What a pretty dress!