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| Three panel, because there are established, solid patterns for this. What I would reccomend depends largely on the skill of the dressmaker--each of us is best at something. (NT) | No name | Monday, July 21, 01:00:59am |
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| I would not go for threepanels because they are not in fashion right now. For $1500 you you get a more contemporary style, like a multipanel (NT) | DM | Monday, July 21, 01:58:26am |
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| Three-panels are easiest because, as said before, you can follow existing patterns. You can make 3-panels up to date quite easily by dropping the waist and making the right fabric choices. (NT) | Don't diss the old faithful 3-panel ... LOL | Monday, July 21, 04:44:15am |
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| Agree with above posts. Bring back three panels no petticoats. (NT) | DM | Monday, July 21, 09:25:40am |
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| At NANs in both daughters groups there were a fairly large number of 3 panels. I would guess 25-35%, not old frumpy ones, either. (NT) | 3 panels are classic | Monday, July 21, 11:32:07am |
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| I'd reccomend a 4-5 panel, something like this: http://www.dance.net/topic/7259228/1/Irish-Photos-Misc/My-Dream-Dress-has-FINALLY-Arrived.html I think that dress is STUNNING and classy... (NT) | what I would reccomend | Monday, July 21, 04:21:19pm |
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| 5-panel with soft skirt. At least in our region, 3-panel is out of date, even though we may want it to come back. You can buy many extremely nice 3-panels on dance again for much less than 1500. (NT) | don't make a new 3-panel now | Tuesday, July 22, 02:35:05am |
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| But the question by the op is which is the easiest or the most difficult. Not which is the most current. Thought everyone knew three panels are not current. (NT) | DM | Tuesday, July 22, 11:08:48am |
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