Rows of horizontal pintucks, prairie points, and lace decorate the bodice of a 50's sundress and the opening of the matching sweater. A prairie point is a triangular shaped edge made by folding and overlapping squares of fabric. It's a very labor intensive treatment.
Friday, January 30, 2009
1950s Sundress with Matching Sweater
Rows of horizontal pintucks, prairie points, and lace decorate the bodice of a 50's sundress and the opening of the matching sweater. A prairie point is a triangular shaped edge made by folding and overlapping squares of fabric. It's a very labor intensive treatment.
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