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Wow! Jen’s dress is amazing! Read more about it at her blog Tea for Two (she shares it with her twin sister, how cool is that?).
Another bold fabric: Claire from I want to be a turtle made a beautiful bright Camí. Perfect to brighten the coming winter…
Elle went for a total vintage look and I love the contrast cuffs, collar and button placket. If you want to read more about her dress, go check her blog Busy Elle Bee: she’s made a very complete review of the Sew-Along.
Maider from Masustak eguzkitan made such a pretty dress, I had to include a detail picture of the fabric (I want the same).
Smaida’s winter version is very elegant. See more pictures of her dress on her blog SewMeow.
Lara from Dreaming of Avonlea made a shirt version from the Camí pattern. Isn’t it great?
Congratulation to all of you! You’ve made amazing dresses!
So let’s start and show your beautiful creations:
French seamstress, Charlotte from Hector&Celestine, made a lovely red and white Camí. Look at the fabric, isn’t it pretty? (I have the very same!).
Wow! Jen’s dress is amazing! Read more about it at her blog Tea for Two (she shares it with her twin sister, how cool is that?).
Kirsty’s gorgeous Liberty fabric looks so good. You can see more pictures of it here: Top notch.
Alicia did a great job with her Camí, I love the colourful fabric. She blogs at Una Modista de Pacotilla.
Another bold fabric: Claire from I want to be a turtle made a beautiful bright Camí. Perfect to brighten the coming winter…
Elle went for a total vintage look and I love the contrast cuffs, collar and button placket. If you want to read more about her dress, go check her blog Busy Elle Bee: she’s made a very complete review of the Sew-Along.
Maider from Masustak eguzkitan made such a pretty dress, I had to include a detail picture of the fabric (I want the same).
Smaida’s winter version is very elegant. See more pictures of her dress on her blog SewMeow.
Lara from Dreaming of Avonlea made a shirt version from the Camí pattern. Isn’t it great?Nathalie was a pattern tester but her beautiful dress never got shown on the blog. It deserves to be as it was the first ever dress she made! See more on her blog Made in Home.
Now, if your dress is not here, please send me an email with the picture (paulineyalice @ gmail.com) and I’ll add it!
And now the GIVEAWAY!
The lucky winner of the next pauline alice pattern is…………. JEN from Tea for Two!
As soon as the pattern is out, I’ll send it to you!
Thank to all of you for participating to the Sew-Along, I hope you had fun and that you enjoyed sewing the Camí dress pattern.
14 comments
Vaya preciosidades que han salido de este patron! Es que me encantan todas y cada una de las versiones.
Congratulations to all the sew-along-ers! You have all made fantastic versions of this great pattern!
La verdad es que son todos preciosos 😉 menos mal que ha sido un sorteo, no habría sabido cual elegir, jeje…
Que bonitos todos, es un gran patrón.
Han hecho un gran trabajo con el patrón!
¡Qué vestidos más bonitos, enhorabuena a todas!
Great job ladies!
¡Cada uno diferente, es lo que más me gusta!
Toutes ces créations sont superbes, Bravo à toutes. Pauline sais-tu quand tu vas sortir ton prochain patron? Armide
Il sortira la semaine du 15 novembre Armide! Je suis en train de le finir…
So many lovely Camis. It is a lovely pattern Pauline and I'm looking forward to your next pattern !!
Thanks Kirsty! Your version is amazing (that Liberty fabric is gorgeous!)!
Felicidades a todas!!.
Que maravillosos Cami Dress!!.
Todos chulisimos Pauline!!!.
Estoy deseando ver tu próximo patrón para comprarmelo YA!!!.
Besitos guapa
Un poco de pacencia… Saldrá la semana del 15 de noviembre aquí y en el blog de Telaria al mismo tiempo (Miren y yo tenemos una colaboración super chula prevista)…
Que bonitosssssssssss!!! Tengo que hacerme uno versión invierno 😉
Such cute dresses! Love all of them!
Jaja, a mi también me falta una versión más de invierno. A ver lo que se te ocurre hacer…
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