Bodice #2103

nice but room for improvement, and pricey.

All I've done so far is trace out and grade the pattern for all the different sizes that I have to make. I have a suggestion that can help future sewists. on three of the bodice pieces you have one set of lines for the set in sleeves and one set for the over the shoulder flounce. On one side the line and dashed sewing line are black, and on the other side the line and dashed line are grey. It is very confusing this way. All the dark black lines should be for one option, and the grey for the other. Or simply make separate bodice pieces entirely. I have been skimming the directions and they seem very clear and easy to follow (coming from someone who follows patterns a lot, so take that with a grain of salt I suppose :). I have, however, come across several typos and grammatical errors. If you would like, I could mark up my copy of the directions and show you where those are if you want to fix them for future copies (I'm an annoying nerd that way). My last suggestion; I like how you say which boning you prefer etc., it would be nice to include links or store titles where someone could order supplies online, where there are quality products, or maybe shops to avoid where poor quality products have been found? Not necessary, but might be nice. Anyway, thank you, and maybe I can review again after actually sewing it all up!

Beautiful!

This pattern was easy to follow and turned out beautifully.

Love these patterns

All the patterns from Tutus that dance are great. Easy to fit and I have never had a bad outcome. This pattern has beautiful lines. Used it to make Flames of Paris that was excellent. Highly recommend!!!!!