But anyhoo, yesterday was Wear Red Day and since I have very little but want more red in my wardrobe, I made a dress.
I used this 70's pattern:
But instead of the roll back sleeves, I used the tapered ones.
Here it is with the jacket I made from this 70's pattern...
![70's jacket and dress](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiKgxAGiVuMOjKEKN07psfNYVFY4VVFUFfpcxEAaC8lJrEgrWwpqBk5VuwFoGKSzI3DBhsxy89GdC7ZJsQrAAz4G0FhoHyGLAviOTss5ouSji1914Os8lI8s32PI-PPKhBuSidd/s400/Wear+Red+Day+2009+70%27s+Jacket+and+Dress.jpg)
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The dress is SUPER comfy and the pattern works up very fast (and easy, obviously, since I was sick the entire time I worked on it). Also, I made no muslin and it fits really well. I think vintage patterns fit me better than contemporary ones anyway.