Finishing (see diagram below): -Lay both panels side by side evenly (the panels will be folded in half eventually) -Seam together the BLUE line (this is the back of the dress) -Seam together the ORANGE line (this is the front of the dress, slit is optional) -Now fold in half and seam together the (GREEN line) sides leaving armholes open (the 25 rows of sk1, ch1, dc - is where the panels fold in half and are the armholes of the dress) -cinch the waist with a nice belt and it's done
While those drawer faces were drying, we were free to move on to the body of the piece with a first coat of Deco Art Everlasting White chalk paint
I love the extended long sleeve that ends with a split detail
You can try different mustards if you don't have dijon
Venus notes, "If you have wider calves, stay clear of boots that lack any stretch
8 Primary dressings cover the wound directly, whereas secondary dressings are used to hold a primary dressing in place