I like how the dress looks casual like a regular shirt on top, but the bottom gives it class. I’ve worn this dress with fluffy boots, heels, and flats and it all looks good together.
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There is only one cuff size for the sleeves, so I actually made a wider cuff since the sweater knit I used didn’t have much stretch and I wanted to be able to pull my sleeves up if needed. I saw an idea in the George and Ginger group about this dress a while back that I want to try on my next on. Someone recommended that if you want to keep the dress more form fitting at the top, you can draw a line straight down from the armscye until the waist, and then meet up with the pattern lines going outward. I’m sure it looks cute both ways.
If you want to make your own Ginger Dress, you can see the listing HERE.
