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A very professional looking suit! It has a lovely fit. Congratulations.
1/25/08 0:23 AM
That is absolutely and completely beautiful. I am so not a suit wearer, but if I were, that would be the one for me.
1/25/08 4:36 AM
It looks great. It's very wearable for a vintage design as well.
1/25/08 5:17 AM
I have looked at this pattern many times as the style is both vintage and timeless. Great job with your suit - it looks really nice on you.
1/25/08 7:36 AM
Great job. I enjoyed your review. You look quite nice in your fine suit.
1/25/08 8:16 AM
Wow!! You really have a stunning suit. You look like a runway model!!
1/25/08 8:50 AM
This looks very nice on you. Good fit.
1/25/08 9:18 AM
Wow! Such a great looking suit! I had missed this pattern completely, but it's beautiful, thank you for reviewing it. It's on my wishlist now. :)
1/25/08 12:42 PM
Your suit looks retro, but not costumey. Good work!
1/25/08 1:58 PM
That is a beautiful suit! I somehow missed this pattern.
1/25/08 8:21 PM
I cannot believe that you have never made a jacket--this looks very well tailored & beautiful on you. Thanks for your review.
1/25/08 8:37 PM
Wow, you did a really great job!!
1/25/08 8:58 PM
Great looking suit!
2/27/08 1:26 AM
Incredible job for your first jacket. You look terrific in your suit. Jackets usually have shoulder pads, even just tiny ones, to support the weight of the fabric and tailoring details. They are there for construction purposes as well as appearance. 1/4 inch will do, or even just a sleeve head (a bias strip of lamb's wool) to fill in the top of the sleeve. You did an excellent job. Brava! Sue
3/8/08 8:38 AM