arianamaniacs said... looks lovely! your fabric choice is beautiful, love the big print! 7/24/09 5:25 PM
Sallygirl said... That's way cute! Love the fabric you used! 7/24/09 5:32 PM
Flying Seamstress said... Yes, like your dress very much! You did a GREAT job! Is French Fuse a brand name? 7/24/09 10:09 PM
fryman said... beautiful dress and great tip on the french fuse usage. 7/25/09 10:03 AM
Kellie R. said... Cute dress! 7/25/09 11:10 AM
Beek said... Cute dress. It looks so comfortable. And thanks for the tip on the French Fuse. 7/25/09 1:47 PM
Sweetiebop said... This dress is WAY cute in this fabric. Great job. 7/25/09 1:49 PM
yorkshire lass said... gorgeous dress in gorgeous fabric. Love your version. 7/27/09 11:19 AM
The Sassy SEWer said... Great fabric choice 8/7/09 11:48 PM
fiddlinglizzie said... Thanks for the excellent review. If you find the shoulders are stretching, you can hand stitch some twill tape into the shoulder to stabilize them. I use the old needle and thread, hands at the ready, for stabilizing all sorts of knit that way, from the cheap tee shirt that I love, to a hand knitted sweater I've sweated over. Literally. I"d be interested in more information on how you altered the sleeves for your biceps as I have the same problem, and have never figured out exactly what the Nancy Zieman method is, despite watching here hints on pants, which are no help on tops anyway. Sigh... 8/10/09 5:58 PM
looks lovely! your fabric choice is beautiful, love the big print!
7/24/09 5:25 PM
That's way cute! Love the fabric you used!
7/24/09 5:32 PM
Yes, like your dress very much! You did a GREAT job! Is French Fuse a brand name?
7/24/09 10:09 PM
beautiful dress and great tip on the french fuse usage.
7/25/09 10:03 AM
Cute dress!
7/25/09 11:10 AM
Cute dress. It looks so comfortable. And thanks for the tip on the French Fuse.
7/25/09 1:47 PM
This dress is WAY cute in this fabric. Great job.
7/25/09 1:49 PM
gorgeous dress in gorgeous fabric. Love your version.
7/27/09 11:19 AM
Great fabric choice
8/7/09 11:48 PM
Thanks for the excellent review. If you find the shoulders are stretching, you can hand stitch some twill tape into the shoulder to stabilize them. I use the old needle and thread, hands at the ready, for stabilizing all sorts of knit that way, from the cheap tee shirt that I love, to a hand knitted sweater I've sweated over. Literally. I"d be interested in more information on how you altered the sleeves for your biceps as I have the same problem, and have never figured out exactly what the Nancy Zieman method is, despite watching here hints on pants, which are no help on tops anyway. Sigh...
8/10/09 5:58 PM