Mahler said... What a beautiful dress with an excellent choice of fabric. Thank you for making me discover this great pattern. 7/1/08 10:57 PM
Gold said... Cute dress and love the fabric! 7/1/08 11:04 PM
Kath in ON said... Beautiful! 7/2/08 7:55 AM
fryman said... Do you have a local suppplier for Folkwear patterns? I recently ordered the Glamour Girl Dress pattern, a throwback to the 40's. Have you sewn other garments using Folkwear? You look lovely in your featured dress. Would you consider a class of silk for your next project? Thanks for sharing. 7/2/08 4:57 PM
crisford said... I now order Folkwear patterns online, but have found them on clearance at a couple of small-town fabric stores before. They do not seem to be very popular but if I see any on sale that I do not have, I snatch them up! I have made the cheesemaker's smock in charcoal wool, japanese field pants, and the Moroccan burnoose. I have made the Moroccan burnoose 2 times in wool, and once in velvet burnout as a wrap for formalwear. velvet burnoose
You can see the wool ones at my blog.
Thank you for the compliment! I love to sew with silk, but I usually do a muslin first. 7/3/08 11:11 AM
What a beautiful dress with an excellent choice of fabric. Thank you for making me discover this great pattern.
7/1/08 10:57 PM
Cute dress and love the fabric!
7/1/08 11:04 PM
Beautiful!
7/2/08 7:55 AM
Do you have a local suppplier for Folkwear patterns? I recently ordered the Glamour Girl Dress pattern, a throwback to the 40's. Have you sewn other garments using Folkwear? You look lovely in your featured dress. Would you consider a class of silk for your next project? Thanks for sharing.
7/2/08 4:57 PM
I now order Folkwear patterns online, but have found them on clearance at a couple of small-town fabric stores before. They do not seem to be very popular but if I see any on sale that I do not have, I snatch them up! I have made the cheesemaker's smock in charcoal wool, japanese field pants, and the Moroccan burnoose. I have made the Moroccan burnoose 2 times in wool, and once in velvet burnout as a wrap for formalwear. velvet burnoose You can see the wool ones at my blog. Thank you for the compliment! I love to sew with silk, but I usually do a muslin first.
7/3/08 11:11 AM