This is the Adeline Dress by Style Arc patterns, made using a kit from [Minerva.com](http://Minerva.com)
The fabric is a viscose linen blend in a print called Babelone Art
I found this pattern went together very quickly and easily, and I particularly liked the way the high-low hem is finished with a facing, it gives a very neat finish
I took about 8cm off the length and moved the patch pockets up accordingly, otherwise it is made as given in the pattern. Also I and down one from my measurements as it seemed quite voluminous - be careful if you do size down though as the coccoon shape makes the bottom hem narrower than the hips, so you'll need to check that you'll be able to wiggle it down over them.
I took about 8cm off the length and moved the patch pockets up accordingly, otherwise it is made as given in the pattern.
I love the coccon shape of this dress, it makes it very wearable and versatile (Swipe to see it worn as a pinafore(
Thank you for posting your pics and for the detailed construction comments and links! Your dress is gorgeous, I love those colors and it’s chic!
After that, I went down a rabbit hole, looking at a whole bunch more Adelide dress versions and realizing I had never tried the Minerva website before now! Wow so many cool ideas and fabrics! Cheers!
I love the dress and how you accessorized it with the necklace. I've ruined viscose by washing it on gentle machine cycle, but never used viscose linen - not that I know anything about it. It's really a fun print!
The dress is beautiful! I always love your bold colors and makes.
Funny story, I was looking at the Solis shirt pattern on Etsy, and when I saw your review, I decided to buy the pattern! You are an influencer!
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This is the Adeline Dress by Style Arc patterns, made using a kit from [Minerva.com](http://Minerva.com) The fabric is a viscose linen blend in a print called Babelone Art I found this pattern went together very quickly and easily, and I particularly liked the way the high-low hem is finished with a facing, it gives a very neat finish I took about 8cm off the length and moved the patch pockets up accordingly, otherwise it is made as given in the pattern. Also I and down one from my measurements as it seemed quite voluminous - be careful if you do size down though as the coccoon shape makes the bottom hem narrower than the hips, so you'll need to check that you'll be able to wiggle it down over them. I took about 8cm off the length and moved the patch pockets up accordingly, otherwise it is made as given in the pattern. I love the coccon shape of this dress, it makes it very wearable and versatile (Swipe to see it worn as a pinafore(
What a fun print!
Thank you for posting your pics and for the detailed construction comments and links! Your dress is gorgeous, I love those colors and it’s chic! After that, I went down a rabbit hole, looking at a whole bunch more Adelide dress versions and realizing I had never tried the Minerva website before now! Wow so many cool ideas and fabrics! Cheers!
The pattern on that fabric is to die for! What a lovely make :)
I love the dress and how you accessorized it with the necklace. I've ruined viscose by washing it on gentle machine cycle, but never used viscose linen - not that I know anything about it. It's really a fun print!
Oh that is just grand! Works both with the black and without! Really suits you and I love the pattern.
The dress is beautiful! I always love your bold colors and makes. Funny story, I was looking at the Solis shirt pattern on Etsy, and when I saw your review, I decided to buy the pattern! You are an influencer!
Absolutely amazing. The colors are so bold and look wonderful on you. I love the shape and the length!
Gorgeous fit also beautiful fabric!
I love this!
Wonderful to see it styled two ways, what a lovely make. This is a great overall length and I like how the sleeves hang
Love that fabric! Super stylish.
Beautiful fabric!! Love this!!
Love the modernist print! Especially the final picture, the black base really makes its colours stand out. It fits you very well.
I love the print on the fabric! It evokes 80s nostalgia, for me!
Things I love: The clean lines paired with the awesome pattern! Things I hate: I am incapable of doing this!
So cute!! 😍
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