Thank you! Good to know someone else thinks so too :)
Haha thanks!
In an attempt to get some more practice in with making button holes, I made a loose fitting summer blouse. The pattern came from a Danish sewing book that I got from the library here and I adjusted…
Very cool print :)
Aw thanks. You’re too kind :)
Here hoping for the practice! Maybe a button down shirt is in order :D
Blue pencil skirt which I made to test out my skirt block. First item in the Colette palette challenge as well. Its the first time I have done button holes on my machine, and I think the turned out…
Love this! The vertical pleats look great. The colour is perfect and looks great on you too :)
Very cool! Your matching is impeccable as well, which is something i never manage to do!
Very cool! I love everything about it!
Love it! Looks so well made too. Great job!
I love this! Looks great on you so I wouldn’t worry about it not turning out how you planned.
Just a really basic maxi skirt with an elasticated waist.
More on my blog – http://alaamelia.wordpress.com/2012/04/15/to-the-maxi/
Very cool version! Love the bright print too :)
I love the 50’s and 60’s for the way they flatter the female body. No sacks for me!
This is really cool! Love the cut of the waistband and I’m with Lady Danburry on the exposed zip.
Your dress is really cute! I like that the lining is shorter than the lace skirt. Looks great! :)
The dress looks great on you! The fabric is just lovely with the buttons. Love it :)
Free stuff for the win! Count me in :)
I love the square neck line and the pleats instead of darts in the bodice. Great dress!
Thanks Kihli! :)
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