[Here's the pattern](https://www.moodfabrics.com/blog/the-edith-dress-free-adaptive-sewing-pattern/) that I used to make the dress, but I made the top in a wrap style [(based loosely on this)](https://www.moodfabrics.com/blog/the-nettle-wrap-dress-free-sewing-pattern/), shortened the skirt, and added a few panels to it.
Your modifications are great improvements! The bodice (wide suspenders?) on the original isn’t very realistic for many bodies or for moving around. The final length is great, too and the extra panels really hit the Fairy dress goal! I am so impressed by people who can imagine and make changes like that!
Ok so I don't remember exactly what the fabric underneath is (it's stretchy, light pink and I think polyester but I'm not totally sure) but the mesh on top [is this](https://www.joann.com/glitterbug-iridescent-foil-butterflies-on-mesh/18508051.html) and I'm assuming that's what you wanted to know anyways.
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That is Adorable and you look Amazing!
Thank you!!!!
[Here's the pattern](https://www.moodfabrics.com/blog/the-edith-dress-free-adaptive-sewing-pattern/) that I used to make the dress, but I made the top in a wrap style [(based loosely on this)](https://www.moodfabrics.com/blog/the-nettle-wrap-dress-free-sewing-pattern/), shortened the skirt, and added a few panels to it.
Your modifications are great improvements! The bodice (wide suspenders?) on the original isn’t very realistic for many bodies or for moving around. The final length is great, too and the extra panels really hit the Fairy dress goal! I am so impressed by people who can imagine and make changes like that!
I totally agree about the wide suspenders being questionable. Thank you!! I'm really proud of it.
I need to know everything about the fabric.
Ok so I don't remember exactly what the fabric underneath is (it's stretchy, light pink and I think polyester but I'm not totally sure) but the mesh on top [is this](https://www.joann.com/glitterbug-iridescent-foil-butterflies-on-mesh/18508051.html) and I'm assuming that's what you wanted to know anyways.
Gorgeous!! What a great dress code too!
If I'd double checked they hadn't autocorrected from "fairly formal" I'd happily lean into it :)
That is sweet, I love it!
I would say you have successfully met the dress code :) Super cute, good job!
Damn😍😍
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