
Description
I was in a store and saw an eyelet suit. I had to have one too! Lesson learned: don’t cheap out on the lining. I put in a cotton blend lining. It don’t move and makes the jacket feel tight. I like photographing my creations. It makes me view myself and my creation objectively and gives me self-confidence to wear my creations.
Material Notes
Cotton eyelet blend
Difficulty
Novice
Sep 16, 2007, 07.23 AMby marmota-b
I knew it was your creation! :D I already know your path and grass, I guess… It’s lovely. I like eyelet cotton, especially white! :D – And the pattern of the skirt goes perfectly to that material!
Sep 14, 2007, 12.55 PMby lilo
another gorgeous suit, now you made me also want one (eyelet I mean), for the next summer at least. once again, perfect shoes too ;)
Sep 14, 2007, 08.27 AMby jj1
The outfit is lovely. Perfect for summer at work. I’m learning from you girls here…no cotton lining, don’t cheap out on the lining. Thanks
Sep 14, 2007, 08.20 AMby elainemay
thanks for the close-up. it’s lovely! when i was little i had an eyelet bed skirt, and i always wanted to make a skirt for myself like that out of it. i don’t think my mom would have been happy about that though :)
Sep 14, 2007, 08.08 AMby wyn
Thanks for all the comments. I uploaded a close of of the fabric. I did the cotton lining because I was CHEAP! I was a D-ASS.
Sep 14, 2007, 03.31 AMby elainemay
so pretty! i’d love to see a closer shot of the fabric too. i’ve never lined with cotton or cotton blend, but have been tempted to at times when i’d like a cute pattern. is it not a problem when you line other fabrics with cotton?
Sep 14, 2007, 02.45 AMby fashion1
I like the skirt especially. It looks very good!
Sep 14, 2007, 01.24 AMby lauriana
It looks really good!
Sep 13, 2007, 10.01 PMby craftdinner
my boss once told me never to line cotton with cotton….