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Very pretty.
6/13/07 10:36 AM
Beautiful! The lace is very pretty.
6/13/07 10:43 AM
Very pretty. You are truly an accomplished sewer and I love all the embellishments and embroidery on your creations.
6/13/07 10:46 AM
That is so lovely! I love heirloom sewing and I've always wanted to try it. Your blouse is inspiring.
6/13/07 10:51 AM
You did a great job taking a simple design and making it WOW!
6/13/07 11:00 AM
So pretty! Thanks for the detailed review.
6/13/07 11:04 AM
Wowza!
6/13/07 11:11 AM
Satin, lace and sheer fabric...very lovely and well done.
6/13/07 11:25 AM
Really pretty top. Love the lace and trim.
6/13/07 11:29 AM
Very pretty blouse!
6/13/07 11:42 AM
Lovely!
6/13/07 11:45 AM
Very pretty and classic. I like the sleeve treatment. May need to, uh, "borrow" that.
6/13/07 12:24 PM
wow.
6/13/07 12:33 PM
Very pretty! I've had this pattern for years but never tried it. You've inspired me to dig it out, thanks.
6/13/07 12:39 PM
You did an awesome job of fine heritage type sewing.
6/13/07 12:53 PM
I have this pattern, too, and I love it, but you really turned it into something very special. Brava!
6/13/07 1:46 PM
very, very pretty blouse. What a nice job you did!
6/13/07 3:33 PM
Very pretty.
6/13/07 3:53 PM
beautiful!!! I know you will enjoy wearing it again and again "for the very first time. thanks for sharing. lkl
6/13/07 5:04 PM
What a knockout of a blouse.
6/13/07 5:07 PM
Are you entering this into the one pattern different looks contest? You should. It's beautiful.
6/13/07 5:25 PM
Very feminine.
6/13/07 6:46 PM
lovely and I thought you were a native English speaker living in Romania so dont worry about that you are very good.Your blouse is lovely as are the other garments I was wondering did youdo the embroidery on the satin skirt by hand or on the machine?
6/13/07 8:12 PM
Lovely!
6/14/07 4:13 AM
I remember making a white long sleeve blouse with lace like yours way, way back.....in the 70's or 80's. Yours is much nicer!
6/14/07 6:31 AM
You English is always fine! The blouse is just beautiful as all your work! Very, very pretty!
6/14/07 6:35 AM
I am continually impressed with your workmanship. This blouse is just beautiful. Thanks for the great review. It is great to see young women who sew and sew well.
6/14/07 7:25 AM
Wow, thank you everybody for your awfully nice comments! It's impressive and very encouraging to receive such positive feedback. I think the sewing community is a very supportive and friendly one. My husband says it is because it's made up mostly of women :) He might have a point here. To answer some questions: PattiU - this blouse is a bit older, I made it in March I think for the TimmelFabrics SWAP. Membear: yes, the satin skirt is embroidered by hand. I don't have an embroidery machine, usually I use the decorative stitches on my brother nx-400, but this time I wanted to "revive" my embroidery knowledge... Thanks very much everybody, I feel really happy reading your comments. LauraLo
6/14/07 8:47 AM
Pretty top. I agree - get a good base pattern & you can take it places. Congrats on the French Seams. Great use of your pretty fabric.
6/16/07 4:29 PM
***Worth 3 "stars". Def TNT, and unusual.Yes, you could morph this to a gypsy blouse, or organza, or whatever!We all need one of these sewing image bolsters every once in a while to survive the wadders. Very vintage, but new...
7/4/07 2:16 PM
This is gorgeous! You're very talented and creative.
4/5/12 5:05 PM