PATTERN REVIEW: Nico Bias Cut Dress In Midweight Linen
Brooke wearing the Nico Pattern Dress made with FS IL042 926 Middleweight 100% Linen
Brooke wearing the Nico Pattern Dress made with FS IL042 926 Middleweight 100% Linen
Brooke wearing the Nico Pattern Dress made with FS IL042 926 Middleweight 100% Linen
Brooke wearing the Nico Pattern Dress made with FS IL042 926 Middleweight 100% Linen
First things first, this NICO pattern is great. Not only does it come in the most high quality packaging, but it is simple to follow, gives you three styles to sew, and looks brilliant when finished. This dress will fit perfectly into my wardrobe, and I bet it would look good in yours too.
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Cynthia Daugherty
Thank you for your review on this dress pattern. I recently purchased it and was hoping it would be nice to try for someone who only has basic sewing skills. You look fab in this dress.