wreninrome said... gorgeous dress...love the use of home dec with more design features 9/17/08 2:21 PM
Puppy said... Very lovely and the setting for the photography is lovely too. 9/17/08 2:54 PM
Deepika said... Wow this is gorgeous Amy! I would have never guessed that this is a home dec fabric. You are so creative! 9/17/08 8:34 PM
Meggie LuLu said... I LOVE this dress, too!!! I ABSOLUTELY LOVE the fabric!!! Your pictures are GORGEOUS!!!! 9/17/08 11:17 PM
merteuil said... Wonderful gown and beautiful pictures! I love the slashed sleeves with underlay! 9/18/08 3:13 AM
Nancy Anne said... Very pretty. Would love to see closer-up photos, though. I'm nosey about your details, which sound just lovely. 9/18/08 7:54 AM
LuceLu said... You do some lovely work. I think I have this pattern. I just need a good reason to make it up. Ack. right now I am in the planning stages of my first Margo Elizabethan costume. 9/18/08 7:56 AM
Luckylibbet said... The sleeves are stupendous! Love the color and the trim options you chose. Great job! 9/18/08 12:23 PM
MamaSewing said... The sleeve detail is gorgeous! Great job on both dresses. 9/19/08 11:50 AM
Amy Elizabeth said... Thank you for your kind comments!! Nancy Anne, I added some "closer-up" details for you of the sleeve and the back!! And I also posted a picture of the two girls together on the other review. :) 9/19/08 8:11 PM
prokleta said... That dress is simply stunning! Great job. 9/20/08 1:55 PM
MagpieJen said... I love Regency fashion, and your gown is wonderful! I have the S&S version and I've made it, so I really appreciated your review and learning how the two patterns differed, as well as seeing the Simplicity pattern made up. Thank you! 9/20/08 2:13 PM
Costume Queen said... Absolutely gorgeous! I know a lot of regency style gowns are incredibly unflattering, but this one looks wonderful on her! I also use home dec fabric for my costumes. 9/22/08 0:20 AM
AnneM said... Lovely dresses. Great sleeve detail. Interesting info on the patterns, also. Thanks for that link. 9/28/08 9:55 AM
Iain said... Nice Frock! Yes I think this is the one I shall make at my college class. I could make it to fit my wife. I think a toile, of at least the top part, looks essential. Thanks Amy, your review has fired me up to have a go. There will be a tutor on hand if I mess up. 2/13/11 6:16 PM
Fairworthy said... Thanks so much for the wonderful reviews. Thank you for taking the time to write everything down. All your information was an immense help to me and made my own sewing adventure of this dress a success! I even used the ribbon design idea. Wonderful job!!! 5/16/11 7:30 AM
gorgeous dress...love the use of home dec with more design features
9/17/08 2:21 PM
Very lovely and the setting for the photography is lovely too.
9/17/08 2:54 PM
Wow this is gorgeous Amy! I would have never guessed that this is a home dec fabric. You are so creative!
9/17/08 8:34 PM
I LOVE this dress, too!!! I ABSOLUTELY LOVE the fabric!!! Your pictures are GORGEOUS!!!!
9/17/08 11:17 PM
Wonderful gown and beautiful pictures! I love the slashed sleeves with underlay!
9/18/08 3:13 AM
Very pretty. Would love to see closer-up photos, though. I'm nosey about your details, which sound just lovely.
9/18/08 7:54 AM
You do some lovely work. I think I have this pattern. I just need a good reason to make it up. Ack. right now I am in the planning stages of my first Margo Elizabethan costume.
9/18/08 7:56 AM
The sleeves are stupendous! Love the color and the trim options you chose. Great job!
9/18/08 12:23 PM
The sleeve detail is gorgeous! Great job on both dresses.
9/19/08 11:50 AM
Beautiful work!
9/19/08 5:48 PM
Thank you for your kind comments!! Nancy Anne, I added some "closer-up" details for you of the sleeve and the back!! And I also posted a picture of the two girls together on the other review. :)
9/19/08 8:11 PM
That dress is simply stunning! Great job.
9/20/08 1:55 PM
I love Regency fashion, and your gown is wonderful! I have the S&S version and I've made it, so I really appreciated your review and learning how the two patterns differed, as well as seeing the Simplicity pattern made up. Thank you!
9/20/08 2:13 PM
Absolutely gorgeous! I know a lot of regency style gowns are incredibly unflattering, but this one looks wonderful on her! I also use home dec fabric for my costumes.
9/22/08 0:20 AM
Lovely dresses. Great sleeve detail. Interesting info on the patterns, also. Thanks for that link.
9/28/08 9:55 AM
Nice Frock! Yes I think this is the one I shall make at my college class. I could make it to fit my wife. I think a toile, of at least the top part, looks essential. Thanks Amy, your review has fired me up to have a go. There will be a tutor on hand if I mess up.
2/13/11 6:16 PM
Thanks so much for the wonderful reviews. Thank you for taking the time to write everything down. All your information was an immense help to me and made my own sewing adventure of this dress a success! I even used the ribbon design idea. Wonderful job!!!
5/16/11 7:30 AM