I’ve tinkered with the knot dress pattern several times since the first time I sewed Addison’s birthday dress. This time, I used a light pink Kona cotton for the main skirt and it turned out so beautifully. The dress looks and feels luxurious. This particular cotton is more substantial and drapes nicely. I prefer the ruffles sewn on ¼ of the way down from the top of the strip rather than across the center as I originaly did.
I made another party hat to coordinate which will also be in the shop. These hats are too fun. If you missed the original tutorial, go to the DIY party hats. If you’ve made a hat or two, show me please! I’d love to see what you’re making!
Happy Monday!
Comments & Reviews
jen says
I’d really love to purchase one of these dresses For my daughter. please please please! 🙂
Gretchen says
STUNNING!!! oh my gosh is this beautiful!!
Lynn says
Hello –
My daughter-in-law wants me to make this dress “pretty in pink”, (posted 1-31-11) or “picture it” (made in yellow and apricot, posted 7-20-11) for my granddaughter turning 3 in July. I am a pattern person, is there a pattern or tutorial available?
Thank you,
Lynn
Anonymous says
I must say this dree is gorgeous. However, where did you find that beautiful vintage dress form??? 🙂
Anonymous says
I have just found your site and it is awesome. Can you tell me what patternyou used to make the ruffled knot dress.
Stef says
The pattern for the basic knot dress is from Whimsy Couture – you can find her at http://www.etsy.com/shop/whimsycouture – Have fun!!Stef
Christina says
Stef, can I special order this dress from you through your etsy shop?!
Please email me at curlyq010182@aol.com.
Thank you!
girlinspired says
Hi Christina, Somewhere along the line, I missed this comment from you. I’m so sorry, I am not making custom order clothing at this time, but I hope you can find the perfect dress from another etsy seller – so many talented sewists out there!!
Dave Crawford says
Lol sorry for two comments but my email is dwcrawfordjr@yahoo.com just in case 🙂 It’s stunning!