I recently finished making a wrap dress using Butterick 6675. I chose a bubble crepe fabric.

Butterick 6675 is described as a pattern for a wrap dress with a semi-fitted bodice and tie closures. There are two options for sleeve lengths. There are hem variations for a flared skirt or a flared skirt with an asymmetrical hem. View A has flounce at the bodice wrap. Ribbons are inserted on the inside to tie the inside part of the wrap together. This pattern is labeled as easy.
I like the ribbon on the inside to keep the inside part of the wrap in place. Instead of purchasing ribbon, I used some pink quarter inch bias tape that I had in my stash and I sewed it together into a ribbon.
I shortened the bodice by one inch. I did not cut the skirt asymmetrical. I basically made View C but with the skirt of View A. I also had to adjust the wrap so it did not gape. However, I didn’t do that great of a job, it still gapes and it’s low cut. I topstitched the neckline and bodice facings down because it kept turning up and showing even though I had under stitched them. This is possibly due to my choice of fabric.
I probably will not sew this again, but if I do, I will figure out how to adjust the pattern before cutting the fabric so that the bodice part of the wrap does not gape on me and isn’t low cut. I will also pick a different type of fabric. The bubble crepe is too thin but it has a good drape. The suggested fabrics are crepe, challis, rayon or double georgette. I would probably pick a challis if there is a next time.

Happy Sewing!
It sounds like you weren’t entirely happy with this pattern. We’e all been there. I have a rather large bust and always have to worry about things being to low, gaping and etc. I have a collection of old sheets that I make a mock up of (at least of the top) to check for things like that. Many times, I add a snap at the lowest point of the overwrap to keep things in place.
I do love that fabric, it is so nolstaglic looking-almost from the 40’s.
Take care, Terri
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Thank you 🙂 I’ll try putting the snap to keep it in place.
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Lovely looking fabric. Sometimes I never know how a project will turn out but continue on, it’s a learning experience.
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Thank you, yes, definitely a good learning experience 🙂
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Your fabric choice was really pretty. It’s a shame it didn’t come out as you wanted. Sewing has a HUGE learning curve.
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Thank you 🙂 yes, lots of lessons learned with this one!
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Beautiful dress!!! Well done 🙂
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Thank you 🙂
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