Style Arc Patterns Astoria Knit Dress!

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Style Arc Patterns Astoria Knit Dress - Erica Bunker DIY Style!
So, I'm really into comfortable t-shirt style knit dresses. And this Style Arc Astoria Knit Dress is the perfect elevated t-shirt dress.
Style Arc Patterns Astoria Knit Dress - Erica Bunker DIY Style!
My fabric is Tie Dye Brushed Knit Poly Spandex from Fashion by the Yard. It's super soft. It washed and dried without pilling. That's always a great sign when dealing with knit fabrics. 
Style Arc Patterns Astoria Knit Dress - Erica Bunker DIY Style!
And it cut and sewed really well. I used a ballpoint needle and my walking foot on my Baby Lock Aventura II.
Style Arc Patterns Astoria Knit Dress - Erica Bunker DIY Style!
I cut the size 14, and lengthened the dress by 3 inches. Lengthening lines are included on the pattern pieces.
Style Arc Patterns Astoria Knit Dress - Erica Bunker DIY Style!
Style Arc is known for having pretty scant instructions. But this is a pretty simple dress and they included a diagram showing how the pieces are joined. 
Style Arc Patterns Astoria Knit Dress - Erica Bunker DIY Style!
I like how the waist ties are drafted. One side is drapey and the other is sewn into the side seam.
Style Arc Patterns Astoria Knit Dress - Erica Bunker DIY Style!
I plan to make this one again in a solid color. 



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12 comments

  1. This is a great dress and it looks wonderful on your enviable curvy figure. I may be buying my first Style Arc pattern. Your blog comes to me in my email but today the pics were so huge I couldn't see the text. Anyway, nice post and very nice dress.

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    1. That’s a good reason for you to have to click through! I have no clue what that’s about. My blog had been formatted the same way for over a decade. I’m not doing anything different.

      Thanks Connie!

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  2. Great dress! I also like how the fabric kind of looks like an x-ray.

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    1. The tie dye pattern is so cool. Thank you!

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  3. I've just discovered your blog through Brittany, I'm so glad! Love your blog!

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    1. Welcome! And thank you so much Calamity!

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  4. Fabulous dress! The print works really well for this style

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  5. I think that's the most flattering dress you've ever made - and that's saying something, you make beautiful clothes. And I have to say that I love seeing how patterns work with your curves, my figure is similar, so I find myself looking to see whether you've sewn a pattern so I can get a preview - curves for the win!

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  6. This dress is so flattering on you (I just saw Ann's comment after writing that). I think you should make more wrap dresses. The length, the cinched waist, the pattern on the fabric. Lovely.

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