Here's the continuation of my great Gatsby pattern search. I believe that I can safely claim the image below as the one and only bracket chart even created to eliminate 1930s dress patterns.
It seems as if the tournament ends in a tie. I decided to make a dress from both of the winning patterns and then decide from there. Thanks for the feedback, everyone!.
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I love this chart!
Fantastic! Great chart!
It’s like KittenWars, but with frocks!
Brilliant. Can’t wait to see the finished products.
I love that you make a bracket chart to decide on the winning dress! (And still decided to make two!)
The chart is genius! I can’t wait to see the winner. And I’m so excited that you are trying the 1930s style dress this time around.