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Fairy tale without tulle?

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    Gingerkatiesparkles @Gingerkatiesparkles

    I was thinking of making the fairy tale dress without the tulle, mainly to simplify things a bit. Has anyone done this? Does the dress still hang properly? I’ll be making it out of quilting weight cotton.

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    Nicole @motherof5

    I made it without tulle as a casual dress for my daughter.

    http://www.pinterest.com/pin/73676143875980814/

    I did add more width (fullness) to the skirt panels.

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    JWo @JWo

    I made it without the tulle and didn’t add any extra fullness. I also used a quilting weight cotton. I think it still looked good and I don’t think anyone looking would realise the tulle was ‘missing’ (ie the skirt is full enough)

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    Tamara @justsewit

    It doesn’t matter if you don’t do the tulle. It will,still hang well. You can add tulle to a dress of a similar style that doesn’t generally call for it in a pattern so it is just as easy to take it out. It is still quite twirly but if you want it with a huge twirl factor then you could add but I don’t think it is essential. I have made three, all from quilting cotton and two had the tulle.

    Hope that helps

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    Gingerkatiesparkles @Gingerkatiesparkles

    Great – and thanks for the link to the tutorial, Nicole, it looks great and I love the orange lining! It’s going to be a dressmaking class project that I start in

    May so no doubt I’ll be back for advice then 🙂

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    Nicole @motherof5

    Thank you Katie, good luck at your course and keep us updated, won’t you?

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