Is this one:
It's from fabric I bought in China, and it's the same pattern (Vogue 9670) as this dress.
Here's the neck facing, which is a bright pink that matches the pink in the flowers:
And the back:
I actually had fun matching the print here, on the center front and back seams. It wasn't as nit.jpgcky or as tedious as I imagined it would be, maybe because the repeat of the pattern is a manageable size.
What I didn't do very well was the zipper:
The hem is done with pale blue bias tape but the sleeves are done with a pale aqua bias tape. Because I had some left over, and because it looked cool. (You can see that in the top photo.)
This is a really comfortable dress — so comfortable, in fact, that I've made it four times now. I'm wearing the next two over the next few days, and I'll post pictures of them tomorrow and Thursday!
A Dress A Day 
Love it! That print is to die for.
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What a great dress! I think I am going to have to seek out this pattern, as this looks very elegant yet comfortable.
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Adorable! There’s something a bit Rolly Crump about the print, and that’s always a good thing!
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And given credit where it’s due, you MATCHED THE FRONT SEAM!
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Outstanding Spring dress.
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Very cute. Why are you inserting your zipper to up instead of down?
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Lovely fabric!
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Nice work on the pattern matching, and I love the contrast facing.
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Have you tried using a zipper foot instead of the invisible foot? If so, be sure to hand-roll the teeth flat as you sew to get closer to them for a more closed effect, but careful not to catch thread in teeth – it’s the best way I have done them to date; although I am always open to suggestions. god Bless you.
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Very, very nice. You did a great job and it looks lovely.
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Very femninine and pretty. It says “spring”!
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The link is not working for me.
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I love the dress! It does look comfy. Can’t wait to see more dresses! Are you joining the PR vintage pattern contest?
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Great dress! Really cute. You know the zipper isn’t too bad and is completely fixable. You just need to sew in a bit closer to get the “seam look.” Even with invisible zipper foots often I will need to adjust the needle to get in a bit closer. Love the fabric. You can tell it’s a really special one.
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What wonderful work you do! I look forward to see the others.
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Gorgeous! And subtly Judy Chicagoesque. I wish I owned it.
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LOVE!
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Well now it’s nice to see that pattern made up. Someone just bought that pattern from my store today!
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use the sewingdiva.com tutorial on invisible zippers. I’ve never had an invisible zipper problem since.
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Lovely–what great fabric–and silk cotton, too. It must feel terrific!
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Invisible zippers can be a real cramp in the butt. But when they come out right, they’re terrific! I have also recently learned to do lapped zippers, and love them! This is a nice dress; I’m looking forward to seeing your others. Does this mean spring has gotten to Chicago?
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I like seeing the zipper because it matches the neck facing. Besides, I love that shade of pink.Such a pretty dress!
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So, so, so, so pretty!!! Well done, sis!
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Thats a really nice match on the front and very, very pretty fabric.Keep the 2s’s going=smiling and sewing
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I see little pink haired flower creatures in that print…with pink hands shaking at me! Maybe I need to get away from the computer for awhile.
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OH, the print is great and has such subtle colors and you did a great job matching the the print! I like your funky, contrasting facings, too.
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So much fun! I love this print, you could pull so many colours from it to match or compliment your accessories, shoes, bags – even nail polish with 🙂
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is this a vintage pattern? strange that it calls for an invisible zipper, i would have thought it would use a normal dress zipper with an overlap seam??
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Love the print – very Liberty of London. I sympathize with the zipper – after 30+ years of sewing I am finally moving to invisible zippers from lap seam application. It’s a whole new learning curve!
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