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Subject: 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. Author: DM [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Tuesday, July 22, 11:08:48am In reply to: Want bang for buck 's message, "What is the easiest style of dress to make and what is the most difficult (e.g. three panel, multipanel, soft skirt, etc.) If you had a client with a budget of $1500 but no specific style in mind, what style would you recommend and why?" on Monday, July 21, 12:18:12am [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date I like the 3 panel dresses that have the illusion of a multi panel dress, I have seen a lot of used multi panel dresses with panels that just don't lay nicely. The 3 panels seem to have more substance and hold up better. (NT) 3 panel but updated Tuesday, July 22, 01:32:00pm I find 5 or mult-panels much easier than 3 panels. No problems with them hanging straight or holding up well. (NT) easier and current but maybe it depends on the seamstress Tuesday, July 22, 06:21:03pm Agree that they're easier, however they tend to take about the same amount of time. The time saved on fighting with hang tends to be spent embroidering and shaping the extra panels (NT) -- interesting point re-updated 3-panel though., Tuesday, July 22, 07:57:21pm Yes. Neither one takes less time. (NT) -- still 80-100 hours, Wednesday, July 23, 09:29:26am