Francaise Update!

I've pinned some trim on the edges, and finished the stomacher.
I'm super happy with the fit of this dress!
Here are some pictures:




The stomacher


Look how smooth the sides are! So super happy about that!!!


Now I just need to sew the trim on, add the sleeve ruffles, hem the petticoat...

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