cmarie12 said... Trena - I saw your pictures on Flickr and I love how both of these dresses look completely different from each other! I also love your fabric choices! 9/17/10 10:53 AM
sewin said... Wow, you did an awesome job on matching for the black and pink dress. Turned out really well. 9/17/10 11:18 AM
crazygrad said... Both are so cool. I do like that pattern better than the Vogue. 9/17/10 11:24 AM
no7262 said... What a great review! You did awesome job on both dresses! 9/17/10 1:49 PM
RLL said... I love both versions, and how different they appear due to the exposed zip 9/17/10 1:53 PM
BillieJean said... What do you mean "belly situation"? You silly girl, you have a lovely shape. Your dresses look great!! 9/17/10 3:47 PM
Mufffet said... GREAT! Love the dresses - I especially like the black and white one. Are you going to do this in a solid to enhance that bodice design? This would make a very cool little black dress as well...might turn into a TNT pattern for you! 9/17/10 4:07 PM
Grammy Gin said... Wait until you're almost 70 & you'll know what a "belly situation" IS!!! Great both on both dresses. You are amazing! 9/17/10 4:20 PM
FreyaStark said... Two smart dresses. The way you have made pattern work on the front of the pink and black version is really impressive. 9/17/10 6:57 PM
Leora said... Dear goodness, you don't even have a belly! You look great, in both dresses! 9/18/10 2:51 AM
JEF said... Gorgeous dress and such a great review. Thank you so much for explaining your exposed zipper - I've just been thinking about those so you were very timely! Again, beautiful dresses. 9/18/10 8:30 AM
yummymummy38 said... Wow, when I saw the cast on your leg, first thing I thought was lucky it's not the sewing pedal foot! Love your choice of prints, especially the cool pink art nouveau one, although both look great 9/18/10 9:31 AM
Q Valley Mary said... Your two fabric choices are such different prints that it's hard to recognize both dresses as being from the same pattern. I love the way you used the print in your archetectural dress especially. 9/18/10 11:28 AM
Kathy in NM said... Great use of prints for this dress! They both look good on you. Thanks for the info on fitting, etc. 9/18/10 3:28 PM
sewbehind said... Trena, I am not sure you can call yourself Slapdash anymore. Love your dresses. 9/19/10 11:03 AM
Kayseri said... I think both of these are great. The styles and fabrics are very flattering. 9/19/10 8:59 PM
lorrwill said... DANG! What you did with those prints is nothing short of magical. 10/14/11 5:13 PM
Trena - I saw your pictures on Flickr and I love how both of these dresses look completely different from each other! I also love your fabric choices!
9/17/10 10:53 AM
Wow, you did an awesome job on matching for the black and pink dress. Turned out really well.
9/17/10 11:18 AM
Both are so cool. I do like that pattern better than the Vogue.
9/17/10 11:24 AM
What a great review! You did awesome job on both dresses!
9/17/10 1:49 PM
I love both versions, and how different they appear due to the exposed zip
9/17/10 1:53 PM
What do you mean "belly situation"? You silly girl, you have a lovely shape. Your dresses look great!!
9/17/10 3:47 PM
GREAT! Love the dresses - I especially like the black and white one. Are you going to do this in a solid to enhance that bodice design? This would make a very cool little black dress as well...might turn into a TNT pattern for you!
9/17/10 4:07 PM
Wait until you're almost 70 & you'll know what a "belly situation" IS!!! Great both on both dresses. You are amazing!
9/17/10 4:20 PM
Two smart dresses. The way you have made pattern work on the front of the pink and black version is really impressive.
9/17/10 6:57 PM
Dear goodness, you don't even have a belly! You look great, in both dresses!
9/18/10 2:51 AM
Gorgeous dress and such a great review. Thank you so much for explaining your exposed zipper - I've just been thinking about those so you were very timely! Again, beautiful dresses.
9/18/10 8:30 AM
Wow, when I saw the cast on your leg, first thing I thought was lucky it's not the sewing pedal foot! Love your choice of prints, especially the cool pink art nouveau one, although both look great
9/18/10 9:31 AM
Your two fabric choices are such different prints that it's hard to recognize both dresses as being from the same pattern. I love the way you used the print in your archetectural dress especially.
9/18/10 11:28 AM
Great use of prints for this dress! They both look good on you. Thanks for the info on fitting, etc.
9/18/10 3:28 PM
Trena, I am not sure you can call yourself Slapdash anymore. Love your dresses.
9/19/10 11:03 AM
I think both of these are great. The styles and fabrics are very flattering.
9/19/10 8:59 PM
DANG! What you did with those prints is nothing short of magical.
10/14/11 5:13 PM