Making the Coco slip @SewingandtheCity
Making the Coco slip  @SewingandtheCity
Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
I had so much fun sewing this little bias cut nightgown for my slow fashion brand @lindylindy.shop 💙

Made from a soft vintage baby blue 100% cotton textile, I used French lace to create the “v” design at the front waist. The fabric is cut away from behind the lace adding a very subtle (but sexy!) detail.

The “v” shape is mirrored at the low cut back with criss crossed straps. I loooove the back 🥰

The neckline, back and hem are all trimmed with French lace.

This is a small batch style so you can choose your size! I have fabric for 4 pieces - choose your size and we’ll sew it and ship to you in 2-3 weeks.

The pattern is self drafted. Not sure if I will release this one…drop a comment if you’d be interested in it 🩵

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Making the Coco slip

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