You'll need a dress, blouse or jacket pattern (any womens' size, armhole scyes are pretty much consistent), pen or pencil, paper (newspaper will do), pins, soft cotton fabric (I'm using old pillowcases here), thread, sewing machine, sewing needles, and 8 domes (sew on snap fasteners)
From the Italian designer Emilio Pucci who is known for his bold colors and patterns. Most of his dresses are made of silk jersey this one is a silk cashmere blend. The dress itself is a mid 1960s shift style with 3/4 sleeves and rounded collar. The base colors are a deep raspberry and olive green. The abstract print looks like a Micro painting with arrows, leaves and various shapes in all different directions. When one wears a Pucci dress everyone knows who the designer is. Emilio went to school in the USA and designed ski wear for the colleges he went to. His love for color and prints come from his mother who collected modern art. His family were nobles in Naples, Italy. Measures as follows Shoulders 15, Sleeves 18, Armhole 7.5, Bust 36, Waist up to 28, Hips 38 Length 35.5 Excellent Condition
As of 2019, the dress is displayed in Las Vegas at the Haus of Gaga museum inside the Park MGM casino
Same pattern using light fingering yarn, lace weight or crochet #5 thread will produce a dress to fit slimmer body doll like Kidz n Cats, Gotz, Journey doll and similar
That is, of course, if you have time to trawl through the seemingly endless pages of product
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