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Love this skirt. Classic yet lovely!
4/16/09 10:11 PM
That looks very nice on you, and perfect for work or even date night.
4/16/09 10:13 PM
Very nice skirt and good review.
4/16/09 10:25 PM
Ooooh, I like that. Thanks for the tip on the buttonholes.
4/16/09 10:32 PM
Great basic skirt and a nice change from the pencil skirt style. I have been eyeing that one and may just make it up in some lightweigth denim to try it out.
4/16/09 10:59 PM
Very nice skirt.
4/17/09 7:10 AM
Hard to see the details in black, but the flattering shape is very obvious. This one is on my list because useful, flattering skirts are always a good thing. Like you, I will be lining it, so thanks for the warning about the partial facing.
4/17/09 11:52 AM
This looks like a fabulous classic to add to my ever-growing Burda skirt collection! :)
4/17/09 12:47 PM
Your skirt looks very nice. I think it is a very useful pattern. I have just about finished making this skirt, and mine has facing all the way around, the back and front - from the pattern. How did you finish your waist without a facing, or am I misunderstanding?
4/17/09 8:21 PM
I have revisited your review following Kbenco's review this morning, and I just realy love this skirt. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
4/18/09 9:42 AM
Kbenco: Sorry, this was a mis-type. I should obviously write the reviews closer to the time I sew things! Yes, it's all faced -- all I meant was that since the facing on the yoke is multiple pieces, etc, it was a little more complicated to attach the lining. Sorry for the confusion!
4/20/09 11:59 AM