pfaffkj
Intermediate TN USA Member since 7/28/05 Posts: 461 |
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Date: 5/13/10 3:35 PM I just completed my second skirt from Butterick 4461 and am undecided about adding ribbon at the hem. So . . . . if you don't mind, I'd appreciate it if you could take a moment to peek at these pics and let me know what you think. Should I leave the skirt alone or add the ribbbon trim. Other comments are appreciated. I do apologize for the ghostly (ghastly!) white legs and unpolished toes!
Skirt without trim
Skirt with trim
close up of trim -- just pinned, not sewn!
TIA!
Edited 'cause sometimes I just can't spell! -- Edited on 5/13/10 3:37 PM -- ------ Karen
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EveS
  
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Date: 5/13/10 3:44 PM Ooh, I really like the trim!! It really finishes the skirt and adds a boutique-ish touch. Really pretty fabric, btw!
Eve ------ People who say it cannot be done should not interrupt those who are doing it - Chinese proverb |
Jatman
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In reply to pfaffkj
Date: 5/13/10 3:47 PM I really like the trim, too! Really pretty and a perfect match!
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KathySews
 Advanced Beginner MI USA Member since 10/1/06 Posts: 2892 |
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Date: 5/13/10 3:55 PM I like the trim also. It breaks up the fabric pattern beautifully and looks somehow "less homemade" if you understand what I mean. |
nicegirl
  
Intermediate DC USA Member since 5/10/06 Posts: 1607 |
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Date: 5/13/10 3:55 PM The trim is cute! Keep it! ------ http://theslapdashsewist.blogspot.com
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JillyBe

Intermediate CA USA Member since 1/20/10 Posts: 3194 |
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Date: 5/13/10 4:14 PM I am so NOT a cutesy trim kind of person, and was fully prepared to abstain from commenting, knowing I have a personal bias .....but in this case, I love it!
So, absotively, I agree with everyone else who has commented - yes on the trim! ------ http://jillybejoyful.blogspot.com/
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JEF

 Intermediate VA USA Member since 7/27/05 Posts: 2438 Board Moderator |
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Date: 5/13/10 4:19 PM Yep, another voice here for the trim! It makes it look more polished and finished.
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lca
 Intermediate CO USA Member since 6/4/07 Posts: 502 |
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Date: 5/13/10 4:29 PM Hesitant to post this because personally I like it without the trim. Without the trim, I think you look leaner. |
quixoticpixels

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Date: 5/13/10 5:41 PM I like the trim too :) ------ Amy
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starryfish
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Date: 5/13/10 5:44 PM I love the trim, but how tall are you? If petite it might be better without it. ------ Goals for 2013
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