starlene said... Merry Christmas Dale! Very nice, any chance of a picture with your daughter wearing it? 12/26/02 0:26 AM
Rusti said... Dale, this is a fabulous garment!! Congratulations and thank you for the wonderful review. It is a great and wearable gown. Could you give more information about "rotating the sleeve back"? Thanks. 12/26/02 1:30 AM
Kitty said... These are the style of dresses I wear day to day, a bit gothic for Americans I imagine. I will look for this pattern and take your advice.
Thanks !! 12/26/02 3:36 AM
Dale C said... Thanks. Arlene, someday soon I'll try to get her to put it on for a pic, but she's reluctant. I might have to wait till the next concert. It fits great though. Rusti, I rotated the sleeve back by repositioning the whole sleeve. The center cap marking on the sleeve piece was shifted about 1" back. This also shifts the whole sleeve and the rest of the markings will also be moved back as well. I hope that makes sense. You can find this info in a most good pattern alteration books. 12/26/02 8:50 AM
GorgeousFabrics said... Dale, the dress is lovely. I had never given thought to using costume patterns for formalwear, but I'll keep an eye on them for future use! -Ann 12/26/02 5:20 PM
Trey said... you have provided a great idea and review, I will have to take my daughter's favorite custome pattern and give it a try. Wonderful dress!
12/26/02 7:10 PM
Julia Graham said... Dale, I bought this pattern today based on the loveliness of your picture. I would _never_ have looked twice at it in the pattern book, from that photo! You can tell what cheap fabrics and minimal construction they used on the samples. But yours is gorgeous. Thanks for the insights, especially about fit and horsehair braid. 3/16/03 8:14 PM
Merry Christmas Dale! Very nice, any chance of a picture with your daughter wearing it?
12/26/02 0:26 AM
Dale, this is a fabulous garment!! Congratulations and thank you for the wonderful review. It is a great and wearable gown. Could you give more information about "rotating the sleeve back"? Thanks.
12/26/02 1:30 AM
These are the style of dresses I wear day to day, a bit gothic for Americans I imagine. I will look for this pattern and take your advice. Thanks !!
12/26/02 3:36 AM
Thanks. Arlene, someday soon I'll try to get her to put it on for a pic, but she's reluctant. I might have to wait till the next concert. It fits great though. Rusti, I rotated the sleeve back by repositioning the whole sleeve. The center cap marking on the sleeve piece was shifted about 1" back. This also shifts the whole sleeve and the rest of the markings will also be moved back as well. I hope that makes sense. You can find this info in a most good pattern alteration books.
12/26/02 8:50 AM
Dale, the dress is lovely. I had never given thought to using costume patterns for formalwear, but I'll keep an eye on them for future use! -Ann
12/26/02 5:20 PM
you have provided a great idea and review, I will have to take my daughter's favorite custome pattern and give it a try. Wonderful dress!
12/26/02 7:10 PM
Dale, I bought this pattern today based on the loveliness of your picture. I would _never_ have looked twice at it in the pattern book, from that photo! You can tell what cheap fabrics and minimal construction they used on the samples. But yours is gorgeous. Thanks for the insights, especially about fit and horsehair braid.
3/16/03 8:14 PM