Change a one-piece dress into a two-piece garment on It’s Sew Easy with Meg Healy (1703-2)

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Meg Healy has pattern alterations to take a dress from one to two pieces as a style or fit choice. She uses a Brother sewing machine to stitch her project. Tune in for more garment ideas like this on It’s Sew Easy.
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[@gailhardesty7906]

How did you print your pattern onto your fabric?

[@NancyLSimon]

As I understand it, it's through Spoonflower, a fabric printing service and under their Sprout Patterns. The pattern is a Burda pattern for the "Mint Dress". The reviews on this pattern are often negative for the neckline depth being too low so if you can get the pattern, don't do it through the Sprout Pattern until you are sure the v-neck won't pose that issue in its generous dip. Hope this helps.

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Whichi city

[@carolbarnett5743]

What if its got a zip all the way down

[@NancyLSimon]

I think it would look rather nice, especially as an exposed tape.

[@MsCjmaxi]

What pattern did you use?

[@NancyLSimon]

The pattern is a Burda pattern for the "Mint Dress". The reviews on this pattern are often negative for the neckline depth being too low so if you can get the pattern, don't do it through the Sprout Pattern that is directly printed on the fabric via Spoonflower, at least not until you are sure the v-neck won't pose a modesty issue with its generous dip. Hope this helps.