Make a Linen Hinterland Dress with Me | Me Made May

[@tudorpottudorpot8423]

You can make your own pocket pattern, just lay your hand on some paper & draw around. If you don’t have enough fashion fabric, create it in two parts using fashion fabric for the upper part. Just unpick the side seam , you can pin the new pocket on the outside & trial position. Looks good.

[@creatingwithbecca]

Ooo I hadn't considered using another fashion fabric for only part of the pocket. After wearing the dress a bit more, I have unpicked the pocket seam to make it bigger. Thank goodness for big seam allowance. Thanks for commenting!

[@hoppaheedahoe2581]

I like your dress. I am taking the hinterland creative class and learning to do 12 hacks of the dress. I am enjoying it and going slow. You should consider it.

[@creatingwithbecca]

I've been thinking about it! It sounds like a perfect thing to do this winter.

[@vikkibendle1341]

I’ve purchased that course and after I move house I want to get onto that too!

[@hoppaheedahoe2581]

⁠@@vikkibendle1341I am enjoying it. I am taking it slowly and about to make the next hack.

[@barbararadzeviciusbondi4150]

This PDF pattern cost me $47 australian dollars and then to print it at Office works. Just a basic dress pattern. How much did Hinterland pdf cost you there in the US?

[@creatingwithbecca]

I don't remember how much it was but I know I waited for it to be on sale. Then I got it printed for ~$10 as an A0 file so I didn't have to tap pieces together. I figured I'd be using it multiple times so it was worth the cost to me.

[@louisasmith3430]

You darts are to high. They need to point to your apex. That should help the bunching under your arm.

[@creatingwithbecca]

Ooo thank you for the suggestion! I'll lower them the next time I make this dress.

[@barbararadzeviciusbondi4150]

What are you saying?. Music and machine noise is just too load.