I have two new Butterick patterns out--just released yesterday! The first is B6094. This is a dress with two skirt options and a surprise in the back.
Boom!
Party in the back.
Version A has a full circle skirt, and an organdy petticoat sewn to the lining. View B is a simple pencil skirt.
The front of the bodice is simple and classic: a boatneck and a midriff. The contrast facings form the fold-back detail in the back, accented by two decorative buttons.
I made the sample version in a very lightweight corduroy, in teal and navy. The buttons are self-covered.
Second, a jacket! B6105 is a cozy wrap jacket that's a great transitional piece.
It has a shawl collar, peplum, pleated sleeve caps for a '40s silhouette, and a bow tie.
It looks great paired with a full skirt. Very Dior, 1947! Just as easy to wear with trousers, a dress, or a slim skirt.
There's a second version that is a coat-length. I envision it being made as a coat dress as well.
The sample is made in a cozy boiled wool with a taffeta lining. This would also be great in a stable ponte knit, or other snuggly wool. Crepe, charmeuse, or even cotton work for the lining. The lining fabric forms the contrast shawl collar and tie.
I hope you like the new designs!
I adore both of these patterns, although the jacket is something I will make immediately!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the dress!! wow!
ReplyDeleteParty in the back! Love the dress!!
ReplyDeleteLove both patterns! the dress is very pretty!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Definitelly snatching up that dress!
ReplyDeleteThe jacket is stunning!
ReplyDeleteOoh I love the back detail on B6094 it would be so great for colour blocking or featuring prints!
ReplyDeleteWow! These patterns are amazing. What difficulty would you say the dress pattern and the jacket would be at?
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, I think I need both of these in my life immediately!
ReplyDeleteHmmm... I may have to pick up that jacket pattern. These are really terrific! Congrats :)
ReplyDeleteBoth are fabulous. Love the boat neck front and surprise back detailing on the dress, and the jacket is terrific in that plum color. Congrats an two more great patterns!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, especially the jacket, so flattering, I can't wait to make this!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the jacket pattern! Just right for me, not too complicated.
ReplyDeleteI think I mentioned some time ago I wanted to make a jacket for autumn (ie fall.)
Must get the pattern and get going.
I love the jacket!! This is definitely on my list to sew for the fall. Congrats on the new patterns too.
ReplyDeleteLovely. Cannot wait to improve my skills enough to sew these! Especially the dress, exactly my style.
ReplyDeleteOh wow -- that dress!
ReplyDeleteI love dresses with back detail and these don't disappoint. Jo x
ReplyDeleteStunning!
ReplyDeleteThese are both lovely, I am very tempted by the coat.
ReplyDeleteReally nice patterns - and I love the fabrics you've used for the samples; especially the teal for the dress!
ReplyDeleteLike 'em? I LOVE THEM!!!! Nice work, Gertie! How on earth do you get any sleep? So busy, but I'm selfishly grateful!
ReplyDeleteThank you! They are beautiful. I sure am tempted to sew the jacket!
ReplyDeleteJust when I said I wasn't going to buy more sewing patterns you had to come up with that jacket! I love it. I guess it would be more of a spring/fall pattern, but I suppose it could be winterized by adding buttons. The wiggle dress from your book is also on my list of fall to-dos, and they would pair together so nicely. Hmm...
ReplyDeleteWow! I don't know which I like best...
ReplyDeleteI saw a picture of that dress earlier today and immediately thought of you! Love it. xx
ReplyDeleteCongrats ! I really like the coat.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the dress!
ReplyDeleteYaaaaay, congrats on the new pattern releases! Especially loving that new dress pattern! :-)
ReplyDeleteLove the new jacket! Nicely done. Also, I really love your Patterns by Gertie graphic; I know it's been around since you started designing for Butterick, but wanted to let you know how awesome I think it is!
ReplyDeleteYes, this dress is luscious! And, I'm proud of your with your Butterick pattern designing self. I'll purchase and hopefully figure out how I can raise the way cute back a skosh (wanna cover a tat). Hey, maybe purchase the jacket pattern; that could do the trick too.
ReplyDeleteKudos, Gertie.
Cheers,
Lyric
http://www.sewcroandquilt.wordpress.com
Lovely - I'm definitely going to have to make that jacket!
ReplyDeleteI really love your designs (and own all your patterns). These two are stunning.
ReplyDeleteOh. I just cut out a jacket from blue velvet. If I'd seen this jacket pattern before I cut it I'd have made this pattern. I love it!
ReplyDeleteMaybe I need two jackets...
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I really like both these patterns. I think the dress with two skirts and a "party at the back" is such a great look. The back seems to hold up better than most other body parts and seems to be an area to celebrate more. I would have liked to see the straight version made up. And the wrap jacket is lovely too - I am interested in the longer version. Again would like to see it made up, if possible. There are sure to be some versions on the internet in the next few weeks, so I will keep looking.
ReplyDeleteThese are both gorgeous! Well done you!
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteI really like the jacket it looks both beautiful and useful. I have ordered the pattern and am waiting for the sew a long.
ReplyDeleteBoth are absolutely wonderful, I will have to break my promise to slow down purchases of patterns. These I have to own for my stash.
ReplyDeleteWow!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a jacket ? It's really fabulous.If anybody looking visit carlyna .com.
Specially love the jacket!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Thanks so much! Can't wait to try these out...
ReplyDeleteIs it possible to get the pattern for the dress in pdf?I am from Belgium so the shipping costs are 15 $:(
ReplyDeleteThe jacket pattern arrived today. Looking forward to choosing the fabrics - on the internet, because there's very little choice here.
ReplyDeletePlanning to make a buckled belt instead of tie. And maybe a pocket in the side seam.
Hi there! There's someone that's spamming your blog as Anonymous! First I find a person that copies your patterns and says they are her own on Etsy and now someone keeps spamming your blog - sheesh! Love the new patterns. Your sense of style for the patterns is really inspiring! Kathy
ReplyDeleteWas just on the Butterick website and saw the jacket. LOVE!
ReplyDeleteHi, I just loved this dress sooooo much I just had to make one!!! I'd love to know what you think of my version, details at http://ditsy-tulip.com/butterick-b6094-the-finishing-touches/ Thanks so much for your blog post!! I may never have found this little beauty!!
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