craftygamma said... Very nice job! What a great idea to use a sheet. Yard for yard, it is cheaper than fabric and will stay soft & wrinkle free. I make nightwear for my grandkids, because the RTW versions have such stiff fabric. 4/8/09 7:52 AM
nancy2001 said... Congratulations on your first review and first contest entry. The nightgown looks great. I'm sure the little birthday girl will be delighted. 4/8/09 8:01 AM
Hilary said... What a cute little nightgown! you did a great job on it, and good idea using the sheet for fabric :) I just made pajamas for my DD (5yrs old) and she doesn't want to take them off, lol. 4/8/09 8:27 AM
Marie-Claude said... Congratulations on your first review and your first contest entry! You did a very nice job! 4/8/09 10:23 AM
karenadey said... The nightgown turned out very nice. By the way, I really like the lighting on the pictures. 4/8/09 10:38 AM
maryfrana said... This is just wonderful! Pretty, beautifully made and vintage. I hope you are proud of yourself. All that ruffling! A walking foot has saved me more than once. 4/8/09 10:54 AM
MagpieJen said... A charming, delightful nightgown and a lovely review - thank you for sharing this. I am envious of your sheet selvedge - I hate hemming! :-) Very nice work on the ruffling and the yoke and all the detailed finishing you did! 4/8/09 1:26 PM
mendospot said... Super cute! I've GOT to get sewing my old patterns. 4/8/09 6:56 PM
solosmocker said... You did a wonderful job and your gown is lovely. 4/8/09 11:41 PM
Kellie R. said... What a beautiful nightgown! It sounds like it was a lot of work and it really was worth the effort! 4/12/09 10:01 AM
Athene said... A very pretty nightie 4/18/09 5:55 PM
BrianSews said... I really like this! I think I have that same sheet in my stash. I appreciate all the work that goes into unfamiliar techniques. Very nice. 4/29/09 9:07 AM
Oceanpeg said... It really came out great looking. Fantastic job. 4/29/09 9:20 PM
Rhonda in Montreal said... Happy 1st Review!! 5/2/09 5:00 PM
Elemenopeo said... Very pretty. 5/2/09 10:11 PM
Rhonda at Living Water said... Very charming and sweet! 6/18/09 2:16 PM
Very nice job! What a great idea to use a sheet. Yard for yard, it is cheaper than fabric and will stay soft & wrinkle free. I make nightwear for my grandkids, because the RTW versions have such stiff fabric.
4/8/09 7:52 AM
Congratulations on your first review and first contest entry. The nightgown looks great. I'm sure the little birthday girl will be delighted.
4/8/09 8:01 AM
What a cute little nightgown! you did a great job on it, and good idea using the sheet for fabric :) I just made pajamas for my DD (5yrs old) and she doesn't want to take them off, lol.
4/8/09 8:27 AM
Congratulations on your first review and your first contest entry! You did a very nice job!
4/8/09 10:23 AM
The nightgown turned out very nice. By the way, I really like the lighting on the pictures.
4/8/09 10:38 AM
This is just wonderful! Pretty, beautifully made and vintage. I hope you are proud of yourself. All that ruffling! A walking foot has saved me more than once.
4/8/09 10:54 AM
A charming, delightful nightgown and a lovely review - thank you for sharing this. I am envious of your sheet selvedge - I hate hemming! :-) Very nice work on the ruffling and the yoke and all the detailed finishing you did!
4/8/09 1:26 PM
Super cute! I've GOT to get sewing my old patterns.
4/8/09 6:56 PM
You did a wonderful job and your gown is lovely.
4/8/09 11:41 PM
What a beautiful nightgown! It sounds like it was a lot of work and it really was worth the effort!
4/12/09 10:01 AM
A very pretty nightie
4/18/09 5:55 PM
I really like this! I think I have that same sheet in my stash. I appreciate all the work that goes into unfamiliar techniques. Very nice.
4/29/09 9:07 AM
It really came out great looking. Fantastic job.
4/29/09 9:20 PM
Happy 1st Review!!
5/2/09 5:00 PM
Very pretty.
5/2/09 10:11 PM
Very charming and sweet!
6/18/09 2:16 PM