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I love it. What a great pattern. I am glad you reviewed this.
6/28/06 2:27 PM
I love it, too, and I like reviews of vintage and OOP patterns. Do you like how it looks on?
6/28/06 2:47 PM
Carolyn, I'm having a difficult time figuring out how this skirt goes together. Are the ties part of the front pattern piece and if they are not tied, the whole thing would slip off and lie flat (like a sarong , without the unwrap)? That is to ask: do you untie the tie in order to take the skirt off? I'm not asking this very well....sorry!
6/28/06 3:23 PM
Could you take a picture of the pattern piece? And, what is the Simplicity number of a similar pattern? I absolutely love it!
6/28/06 3:28 PM
I posted the back of the pattern at pattern photo at the top. It has one seam in the back and one in the front that ends right under the tie. The pattern doesn't instruct you to face the tie but I did, it just has facing for the back of the skirt. It does look really cute on. It has a kind of high waist look that sarongs have because of the pull on the fabric but it is very cute and the a line makes it easy to walk in. I also made on in vintage rayon that I still have to hem. I don't know the # of the simplicity pattern, it was on a page with other easy summer patterns. Come to think of it I am not entirely sure it was Simplicity, sorry I don't remember!
6/28/06 4:01 PM
What a pretty skirt! I love the pattern's lines. -Ann
6/28/06 5:19 PM
Very classy. I like seeing vintage designs - can always learn to draft your own.
6/28/06 5:38 PM
What a sweet little skirt!
6/28/06 5:45 PM
It's adorable! I actually have a Butterick (I think) pattern that's about 1 1/2 years old that has a similar waist treatment, but for pants. Have not done anything with it, but I think you just inspired me!
6/28/06 6:25 PM
That skirt is so cute. I love it too. I love vintage patterns and I have collected some from the 40's through 60's, mainly off ebay, just haven't had the nerve to sew them yet. You are definately inspiring.
6/28/06 8:18 PM
Very cute!
6/28/06 10:43 PM
I am enjoying reading about vintage patterns and fabric. Thanks for sharing yours. I like this skirt.
6/29/06 5:24 AM
Very Cute! "The original pattern is unprinted and just has the little holes for marking"??? --I don't get this -- how does this work. Inquiring minds need to know!
6/29/06 2:00 PM
I think your skirt is just lovely!! I too really enjoy it when I see vintage patterns reviewed-who knows what treasures we can find if we look! To me it's ok (I think :D) that I can't get the exact pattern. Seeing vintage reviews inspires me to check and see what I *can* find! Thanks so much for posting the review-good tips, too!
6/29/06 2:10 PM
What a cute skirt! Thanks for showing the pattern back with the pattern piece on it--I'll try re-creating the pattern piece and make the skirt.
6/29/06 4:25 PM
Hi Carolyn, I can't get the photo but would love to see the pics - can you help?
7/9/06 0:56 AM
I love that skirt! Very cute.
7/9/06 10:49 AM
That is so pretty - I really need to catalogue my way too extensive vintage pattern collection and look at making some up!
7/9/06 11:58 AM
Excellent job. What a great pattern find. Too bad Vogue doesn't "mine" more of their vintage patterns. Most of their new vintage releases are evening gowns and very fitted jackets....there are so many other wonderful designs and yours is a great example. You did a lovely job on it.
7/9/06 2:52 PM
I love this skirt. Very simple, and the tie front is so cute.
7/9/06 7:47 PM