sewcrazy53 said... Your 18-year old daughter is in med School? Maybe we do med school differently in Canada. Nice nightgown!! Good Job!! 12/13/08 7:01 PM
KateS said... Very cute! I will definately be checking this pattern out when my Dec BWOF arrives (in about 3 months time). Lovely!
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MelissaB in WA said... Beautiful nightdress Tracy - Imogen will adore it!!! :-) 12/14/08 0:56 AM
Birgitte said... That is so pretty! Your daughter will love it. Great review, thank you for pointing this pattern out. 12/14/08 3:00 AM
F and L said... Thank you so much for your kind comments! Sewcrazy, here in England Medicine is an undergraduate university degree of 5 or 6 years, depending on the course (my daughter's is 6). Some do do Medicine as postgrads here, as in the U.S. (not sure how it works in Canada!), but that is the minority. 12/14/08 4:31 AM
JEF said... Very pretty - I can't wait to here how it fits. 12/14/08 8:00 AM
graustark said... It does indeed look soft and comfortable, and like it would hang well. Beautiful! 12/14/08 11:14 AM
Beebes said... Thanks for the inspiration. I need to update my wardrobe of pj's and this looks like a great pattern. A matching robe might be nice too! 12/14/08 1:07 PM
Katharine in BXL said... Very curious how it will fit--but absolutely sure pink owls are a perfect fabric. I think the classic way to insert casing between a bodice & skirt is to sew a rectangle (sewn together on the short ends into a circle) of fabric behind the seam and insert the elastic by opening the casing's vertical seam, then sew up the tiny hole (by hand) or not. 12/14/08 1:18 PM
marjenann said... Lovely!!! Perfect for your talented daughter! 12/14/08 4:29 PM
Sigrid. said... Cute! Must make one for my daughter next summer. 12/29/08 11:15 AM
Vintage Joan said... Very nice!! :) Your comment about the three changes your daughter requested for the next one made me laugh -- she sounds like my 18-year-old daughter (knows exactly what she likes!).
12/29/08 11:46 AM
Nancy K said... Very pretty! Glad your dd loved it. I also loved your tip on serging the clear elastic. Finally see a need for an elasticator foot on my serger! 12/29/08 4:22 PM
Your 18-year old daughter is in med School? Maybe we do med school differently in Canada. Nice nightgown!! Good Job!!
12/13/08 7:01 PM
Very cute! I will definately be checking this pattern out when my Dec BWOF arrives (in about 3 months time). Lovely! www.sewingforsanity.blogspot.com
12/13/08 9:12 PM
Beautiful nightdress Tracy - Imogen will adore it!!! :-)
12/14/08 0:56 AM
That is so pretty! Your daughter will love it. Great review, thank you for pointing this pattern out.
12/14/08 3:00 AM
Thank you so much for your kind comments! Sewcrazy, here in England Medicine is an undergraduate university degree of 5 or 6 years, depending on the course (my daughter's is 6). Some do do Medicine as postgrads here, as in the U.S. (not sure how it works in Canada!), but that is the minority.
12/14/08 4:31 AM
Very pretty - I can't wait to here how it fits.
12/14/08 8:00 AM
It does indeed look soft and comfortable, and like it would hang well. Beautiful!
12/14/08 11:14 AM
Thanks for the inspiration. I need to update my wardrobe of pj's and this looks like a great pattern. A matching robe might be nice too!
12/14/08 1:07 PM
Very curious how it will fit--but absolutely sure pink owls are a perfect fabric. I think the classic way to insert casing between a bodice & skirt is to sew a rectangle (sewn together on the short ends into a circle) of fabric behind the seam and insert the elastic by opening the casing's vertical seam, then sew up the tiny hole (by hand) or not.
12/14/08 1:18 PM
Lovely!!! Perfect for your talented daughter!
12/14/08 4:29 PM
Cute! Must make one for my daughter next summer.
12/29/08 11:15 AM
Very nice!! :) Your comment about the three changes your daughter requested for the next one made me laugh -- she sounds like my 18-year-old daughter (knows exactly what she likes!).
12/29/08 11:46 AM
Very pretty! Glad your dd loved it. I also loved your tip on serging the clear elastic. Finally see a need for an elasticator foot on my serger!
12/29/08 4:22 PM