dorothyn said... How simple and lovely. You always do such nice work, and show it off so nicely. 4/16/09 11:16 PM
Heatherrique said... Such a captivating cape on you, Ann! 4/16/09 11:27 PM
DorothyK said... This is stunning. I love it both ways. Another one of your interesting fabrics that adds pizazz to the pattern. 4/17/09 9:24 AM
kellymailinglist said... Thanks for mentioning that this would be a good beginner project. And it's a gorgeous result, too! Oh, and you know, I think because of the sleeve, it ends up being a more refined fit than most capes. Thanks for the review! 4/17/09 9:29 AM
Barbara V said... This is beautiful Ann. Your drapey velvet fabric is a perfect choice and the serged edge treatment makes it so simple in creating a quick luxurious wrap. I like your entire outfit as well! 4/17/09 10:16 AM
Speech girl said... Very lovely. Thanks for reminding me about this pattern. 4/17/09 10:45 AM
Joey in Katy said... Please, this isn't a criticism -- the cape/wrap looks great! Just a question -- is it the angle of the picture, or is the cape a little short? 4/17/09 4:41 PM
Ann Smith said... Joey in Katy, the cape is about waist length on me. Many capes are longer but I like this length for some of my outfits. 4/17/09 8:43 PM
Mahler said... Ann you look so lovely, lively, elegant and young. This cape is bringing a twist of magic to your wonderful outfit. Bravo (well this if for a man in Italian, if I may, I will say Brava which is the proper way to "clap" for a woman in Italian. 4/17/09 10:23 PM
MagpieJen said... So nice to see a 1932 repro in action! The pin is perfectly chosen too. 4/20/09 2:35 PM
Grammy Gin said... You look stunning as usual....you must spend a lot of time finding the patterns you like! 4/21/09 2:37 PM
How simple and lovely. You always do such nice work, and show it off so nicely.
4/16/09 11:16 PM
Such a captivating cape on you, Ann!
4/16/09 11:27 PM
This is stunning. I love it both ways. Another one of your interesting fabrics that adds pizazz to the pattern.
4/17/09 9:24 AM
Thanks for mentioning that this would be a good beginner project. And it's a gorgeous result, too! Oh, and you know, I think because of the sleeve, it ends up being a more refined fit than most capes. Thanks for the review!
4/17/09 9:29 AM
This is beautiful Ann. Your drapey velvet fabric is a perfect choice and the serged edge treatment makes it so simple in creating a quick luxurious wrap. I like your entire outfit as well!
4/17/09 10:16 AM
Very lovely. Thanks for reminding me about this pattern.
4/17/09 10:45 AM
Gorgeous!!!
4/17/09 2:53 PM
Please, this isn't a criticism -- the cape/wrap looks great! Just a question -- is it the angle of the picture, or is the cape a little short?
4/17/09 4:41 PM
Joey in Katy, the cape is about waist length on me. Many capes are longer but I like this length for some of my outfits.
4/17/09 8:43 PM
Ann you look so lovely, lively, elegant and young. This cape is bringing a twist of magic to your wonderful outfit. Bravo (well this if for a man in Italian, if I may, I will say Brava which is the proper way to "clap" for a woman in Italian.
4/17/09 10:23 PM
So nice to see a 1932 repro in action! The pin is perfectly chosen too.
4/20/09 2:35 PM
You look stunning as usual....you must spend a lot of time finding the patterns you like!
4/21/09 2:37 PM