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The dress is lovely! The story about having to seam rip yourself out of it is too funny. Thanks for the review and the laugh. :)
4/13/10 6:37 PM
This is totally gorgeous on you Annie. LOL about the seam ripper escape. Once you make the lavender crepe version you will have two choices to wear to the wedding! I agree with you..it is a stunning design.
4/13/10 6:46 PM
Now that's a new way to get out of a dress - just get your seam ripper!!! LOL! The dress looks very lovely on you!
4/13/10 7:02 PM
really cute. I love the dress with this fabric!
4/13/10 7:25 PM
Beautiful dress! Thanks for the darling review.
4/13/10 7:44 PM
Hot dress! I had to laugh at your seam ripper story.
4/13/10 7:56 PM
Absolutely gorgeous dress on you! Well worth the (too funny) seam ripper fiasco. Can't wait to see the lavender one. Please post a pic when it's done. You'll look fabulous at the wedding.
4/13/10 8:06 PM
Lovely dress and a great job. Thanks for the laugh about the try on. I've not managed that particular feat.........yet. :)
4/13/10 8:20 PM
Wow, I'd never have thought that navy techno taffeta could look so good! Nice job, pretty dress, and lol on the seam ripper escapade.
4/13/10 9:24 PM
Great dress. I love navy dressy-dresses but I can't wait to see the lavender one. I totally understand having to deconstruct to get out of a dress - it has happened to me too. Couldn't get it above or below my more-than-ample boobs.
4/14/10 0:24 AM
wow that looks fantastic .. I am a huge fan of making garments twice rather than muslining the first one - why do all that work and not be able to wear it afterwards? Your first version is just gorgeous and I will use it to vindicate my laziness!
4/14/10 2:09 AM
I love your seam ripper story. It's very helpful for fitting/fabric info. It was good to read you are making one for a wedding. When I saw the photo (and thus had to come read your review), my first thought was "that would be great for a wedding".
4/14/10 2:22 AM
Whoah! Your muslin could be the actual dress for the wedding. You look gorgeous in it. I am certain the next one will also be a stunner. Love the seam ripper story, as it is exactly something that would happen to me!
4/14/10 7:21 AM
Great dress! Very funny about seam ripping your way out of the dress. It looks great now and thanks for the heads up about using stretch fabric for this dress.
4/14/10 8:36 AM
YOu story is so hysterical, and since your dress looks so sophisticated one would never guess what a pickle you were in!!!
4/14/10 9:41 AM
Thanks for the helpful information! Yikes, I don't know how you remained calm (if you did) while snipping your way out of a dress. Just thinking about it gives me claustrophobia. Eek! You look FABULOUS in this dress, by the way.
4/14/10 1:31 PM
Pretty dress. Funny review. :)
4/14/10 6:38 PM
Very nice and, I have to admit, I've had to do the same thing! My husband laughed and did not help me one bit. He did not score points for that one.
4/25/10 0:54 AM
How does the Burda Style number (427) translate to the pattern number you'd find in the store? Thanks.
5/3/10 10:58 PM
The dress looks gorgeous, and the review made me LOL. I also love your accessories with this outfit. Very stylish. Luckily, I'm making mine in a stretch cotton (purely by accident. I just really loved the print) so, hopefully, will have extra wiggle room through the hips.
2/7/12 10:35 PM