Decades of Style 2004

(2 customer reviews)

Pattern Company: Decades of Style
Garment Type: Ladies' Attire
Description:
1920s Tier-rific Ensemble

2 reviews for Decades of Style 2004

  1. Sally Norton –

    Very easy construction. Simple pieces to assemble and therefore, modify and manipulate to make changes. Depending on your body type and height, you may want to adjust the over-blouse. In the drawing it looks slightly fitted. It is not. The finished over0blouse is very boxy. This shape works for some people but, not everyone. I took it in at the sides and found that was just right. Additionally, I wanted to emphasize the diagonal draping so I re-cut the under-dress skirt on the diagonal matching the lines of the two tiers. The result is very attractive evening dress, made of tissue lame.

  2. Christine Doyle –

    Fairly simple construction overall. But adjustments are tricky because of the asymmetry and you should definitely make a mockup. Also, attaching the tiers on the skirt can be tricky, and I found it best to press the seam allowance and top-stitch the tiers to ensure that they were correctly aligned.
    Also, because of how the ends of the skirt tiers fall, make sure you have a fabric that looks good on both sides.
    It’s a very comfortable dress to wear, and was perfect for a 1920s themed event.

    Decades of Style 2004
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