said... Lisa, your skirt sounds great! I'm so glad that fall will be here soon (at least I hope) so that I can wear my wool jersey version. 10/17/02 9:27 AM
AnneM said... And your skirt looks great as well as sounds great. Very nice style. 12/11/02 9:05 AM
CatherineN said... This looks so good! I like the length of the skirt and the depth of the flounce. Nice boots too. 12/11/02 11:31 PM
Nan said... Lisa, you look adorable in this outfit! Thanks for taking the time to post pics of all your fun creations 12/12/02 1:42 AM
Lisa Laree said... I feel kinda bad posting the whole boatload at once and flooding the active page, but we had two rolls developed...oh, for a digital camera! Thanks for your kind words, ladies! I had a great piece of fabric to use! 12/12/02 1:51 AM
Ruth C said... Love your new skirt! 1/10/04 2:55 PM
jlg said... Lisa, very pretty on you. I also got some of that velvet (in brown) with the intention of making this skirt. I am so glad that you reviewed this. 1/10/04 3:20 PM
Debbie Spriggs said... Your new outfit is very becoming, Lisa, and the skirt length looks great! 1/10/04 3:46 PM
Danvillegirl said... Lisa, did you line the burnout? If so what did you use. I have some burnout velvet from ages ago and now I am inspired to try it with this pattern. I love this pattern. 1/10/04 4:39 PM
Jennifer shaw said... Lisa, your new skirt looks so great on you! 1/10/04 5:05 PM
cindyann said... Very nice skirt. I really must add this skirt pattern to my stash. I love the longer length. 1/10/04 6:18 PM
Sew Jane said... Lisa, your new skirt is beautiful and you look beautiful in it! Keep up the good work. 1/10/04 6:33 PM
Lisa Laree said... Thanks, Ladies! Linda, I didn't line the burnout...it was less 'sheer' than most burnouts (it even says on the EOS site that it wouldn't need to be lined) 1/10/04 8:13 PM
JDpenelope said... Love the skirt(s) and the review(s)! I can stand the update! The math looks a bit intimidating and I'm good at math! Nice to see you overcome all obstacles in the original skirts. I like all versions. 2/18/04 5:23 AM
jlg said... Lisa, you and the outfit do look smashing. 2/18/04 6:38 AM
Hilary said... Oh my gosh, Lisa, that burn out version is GORGEOUS !! very flattering on you, I love it! great Review, thanks for updating! 2/18/04 9:59 AM
MaryBeth said... Lisa: the short version with the Long Bolero looks very good on you! 2/18/04 10:10 AM
Schnauzer said... I agree with the other ladies.Both skirts are very nice on you.The Long Bolero compliments the short skirt superbly. 2/18/04 6:26 PM
SouthernStitch said... I am so impressed!! You do look fabulous in both the latest updates. 2/18/04 8:06 PM
KathleenS said... You are so creative! The experiment really worked out - that is a cute skirt. 3/6/05 0:31 AM
jlg said... I agree with Kathleen; it looks great. 3/6/05 5:57 AM
Tonia Van Dyk said... Lisa, I LOVE the lavender skirt! It is fantastic. No, I don't think you should pass this on to DD. It looks wonderful on you, and as long as you feel great wearing, I think you should keep it. 3/6/05 5:59 AM
Liana said... I think it's just darling! You may have to share it with your DD, but if you want to wear it, I say go for it, it's very cute on you. 3/6/05 10:57 AM
mudcat said... Lisa, the latest version looks smashing. If you're comfortable wearing it, you should keep it. Dress for yourself, not your family. :) 3/6/05 11:54 AM
Lisa Laree said... LOL, thanks, Ladies, for the encouragement! Actually, it's not my family that has me thinking I might pass this on to DD; the skirt is a little edgier than I'm used to and I'll have to adjust a bit and -- this time, anyway -- I was wondering if maybe they were right. I intend to wear it at least a couple of times... at least w/a longer jacket w/the flower pinned to it instead of the skirt... That should silence the nasty little voice whipsering 'Mutton dressed as lamb! ' ;) 3/6/05 12:41 PM
AnneM said... I confess, I think the lavender one is a bit young looking on you. Some of the other ones work better for you, I think. 3/6/05 3:55 PM
Karen Bowers said... lisa, i think the skirt looks great on you, and i think your flower on the top idea will make it look even more age-appropriate and fashionable at the same time. i always enjoy your re-reviews of patterns you own -- you are an innovator! 3/7/05 10:51 AM
CatherineN said... Thanks for the multi-review of this skirt. They all look different enough that Loes herself might not recognize them. 3/7/05 2:50 PM
Lisa Laree said... Well, the original plan was to wear it under a longer jacket anyway...when I get the jacket finished I'll wear the skirt with it in the photo and we'll see how that looks...thanks for all the comments! 3/8/05 8:11 AM
Lisa, your skirt sounds great! I'm so glad that fall will be here soon (at least I hope) so that I can wear my wool jersey version.
10/17/02 9:27 AM
And your skirt looks great as well as sounds great. Very nice style.
12/11/02 9:05 AM
This looks so good! I like the length of the skirt and the depth of the flounce. Nice boots too.
12/11/02 11:31 PM
Lisa, you look adorable in this outfit! Thanks for taking the time to post pics of all your fun creations
12/12/02 1:42 AM
I feel kinda bad posting the whole boatload at once and flooding the active page, but we had two rolls developed...oh, for a digital camera! Thanks for your kind words, ladies! I had a great piece of fabric to use!
12/12/02 1:51 AM
Love your new skirt!
1/10/04 2:55 PM
Lisa, very pretty on you. I also got some of that velvet (in brown) with the intention of making this skirt. I am so glad that you reviewed this.
1/10/04 3:20 PM
Your new outfit is very becoming, Lisa, and the skirt length looks great!
1/10/04 3:46 PM
Lisa, did you line the burnout? If so what did you use. I have some burnout velvet from ages ago and now I am inspired to try it with this pattern. I love this pattern.
1/10/04 4:39 PM
Lisa, your new skirt looks so great on you!
1/10/04 5:05 PM
Very nice skirt. I really must add this skirt pattern to my stash. I love the longer length.
1/10/04 6:18 PM
Lisa, your new skirt is beautiful and you look beautiful in it! Keep up the good work.
1/10/04 6:33 PM
Thanks, Ladies! Linda, I didn't line the burnout...it was less 'sheer' than most burnouts (it even says on the EOS site that it wouldn't need to be lined)
1/10/04 8:13 PM
Love the skirt(s) and the review(s)! I can stand the update! The math looks a bit intimidating and I'm good at math! Nice to see you overcome all obstacles in the original skirts. I like all versions.
2/18/04 5:23 AM
Lisa, you and the outfit do look smashing.
2/18/04 6:38 AM
Oh my gosh, Lisa, that burn out version is GORGEOUS !! very flattering on you, I love it! great Review, thanks for updating!
2/18/04 9:59 AM
Lisa: the short version with the Long Bolero looks very good on you!
2/18/04 10:10 AM
I agree with the other ladies.Both skirts are very nice on you.The Long Bolero compliments the short skirt superbly.
2/18/04 6:26 PM
I am so impressed!! You do look fabulous in both the latest updates.
2/18/04 8:06 PM
You are so creative! The experiment really worked out - that is a cute skirt.
3/6/05 0:31 AM
I agree with Kathleen; it looks great.
3/6/05 5:57 AM
Lisa, I LOVE the lavender skirt! It is fantastic. No, I don't think you should pass this on to DD. It looks wonderful on you, and as long as you feel great wearing, I think you should keep it.
3/6/05 5:59 AM
I think it's just darling! You may have to share it with your DD, but if you want to wear it, I say go for it, it's very cute on you.
3/6/05 10:57 AM
Lisa, the latest version looks smashing. If you're comfortable wearing it, you should keep it. Dress for yourself, not your family. :)
3/6/05 11:54 AM
LOL, thanks, Ladies, for the encouragement! Actually, it's not my family that has me thinking I might pass this on to DD; the skirt is a little edgier than I'm used to and I'll have to adjust a bit and -- this time, anyway -- I was wondering if maybe they were right. I intend to wear it at least a couple of times... at least w/a longer jacket w/the flower pinned to it instead of the skirt... That should silence the nasty little voice whipsering 'Mutton dressed as lamb! ' ;)
3/6/05 12:41 PM
I confess, I think the lavender one is a bit young looking on you. Some of the other ones work better for you, I think.
3/6/05 3:55 PM
lisa, i think the skirt looks great on you, and i think your flower on the top idea will make it look even more age-appropriate and fashionable at the same time. i always enjoy your re-reviews of patterns you own -- you are an innovator!
3/7/05 10:51 AM
Thanks for the multi-review of this skirt. They all look different enough that Loes herself might not recognize them.
3/7/05 2:50 PM
Well, the original plan was to wear it under a longer jacket anyway...when I get the jacket finished I'll wear the skirt with it in the photo and we'll see how that looks...thanks for all the comments!
3/8/05 8:11 AM