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Oct 20, 2011, 08.06 PMby vivaladiy
Love your style, absolutely gorgeous!!
Oct 17, 2011, 05.43 AMby lauriana
Great cape! I’ve been thinking about making a cape myself, and this is another point in the idea’s favour ;)
Just one old seamstress’s bit of nagging though: do you press your seams while sewing? Because it looks like you don’t and keep seams flat by topstitching. I don’t mean to be nasty by this but this cape would look even better when pressed/ironed more (most wool blends are easy to iron).