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Lhan this looks lovely, thanks for the information on the fit, I like the fabric combination. I am going to try this one too. linda.
7/1/06 4:04 AM
7/1/06 4:06 AM
Fabulous Llan. The fit is very nice and flaterring. I think all PRSDU members bought this pattern recently
7/1/06 4:27 AM
Very nice! You know it looks good when DH says so!!
7/1/06 6:34 AM
Hi, I like your fabric choices for your skirt - very pretty and stylish! Never mind what your DH says - :)
7/1/06 6:37 AM
Lhan I love this skirt I have this patterns and the plus size version of it. maybe this weekend I will get it made up.
7/1/06 8:36 AM
Your skirt is really cute.
7/1/06 9:47 AM
What a great looking skirt and the different fabrics certainly do compliment each other. very nice.
7/1/06 10:18 AM
Fabulous! On the invis zip, it's truly the easiest zip there is. Every so often BWOF's have a tutorial. Have a look (almost all of mine are in the post en route to Europe now).
7/1/06 12:26 PM
Lhan, great skirt! I love the fabric combination. And such a very helpful review. Love your sense of humor (oops, humour) too!!
7/1/06 5:46 PM
Lhan - what a unique skirt! I love the fabrics and the fit looks perfect.
7/2/06 6:30 AM
Love your skirt. Fun and flatering.
7/27/06 7:24 AM
I don't know how I missed this when you first reviewed it, but belated kudos! I just finished a fitted Burda skirt (8214) with the same mid-thigh fitting issues. Worth it in the end though, definitely! I think I need this pattern too, based on your review :-)
8/23/06 3:17 PM
Really a gorgeous and runway skirt, Lhan! It also fits you so nicely! Impressed with the way you mesh the different fabrics together!
9/21/06 5:23 PM
I am about to try this so great to reread your review and look at all your pictures. And yes the invisible zipper is sewn onto the right side of the fabric (without the seam below sewn). Try googling invisible zipper instructions.
5/16/09 6:11 PM