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What an adorable skirt!
3/8/09 6:27 PM
I love your red gingham binding. I would never have thought to do that, but then I don't think I have ever seen binding like that locally. Also, I must say, that would be a very cute skirt to wear golfing!
3/8/09 6:45 PM
Very nice skirt, the piping is a nice detail and I like the gingham binding on the inside.
3/8/09 6:47 PM
Very cute skirt!
3/8/09 10:04 PM
That is super duper cute!!! LOVE the piping!!!
3/8/09 10:17 PM
While snoop shopping I saw the same skirt style at Ann Taylor---would you like to know how much?? Well, for that darling little skirt it was enough you would want it to last maybe not a life time---at 95 in the home you might look a little juvenile, but at least many years. Your skirt is much cuter and far more creative than the ones I saw, and made a mental note to make my dd. Super skirt and wonderful review!
3/8/09 10:33 PM
So so cute and well-made! A lovely skirt. You pulled it off very well - classy without it being too schoolgirlish, as this style often is on me.
3/9/09 2:44 AM
Thanks guys! Ody, I forgot to add in my review that I thought this would be really cute for a teenager if you used daisy buttons in pink or lavender instead of plain black.
3/9/09 10:04 AM
This is cute, and I love the piping, especially that red gingham. The 'short-legged, wide-eyed cow' made me laugh -- I don't think anyone will mistake you for one of those!
3/9/09 1:59 PM
I love this skirt,want it, and am inspired to make one like it.
5/21/10 12:21 PM