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Your dress looks great on you and thanks for the tip about making the V. Sounds like the result would be much better than pivoting. Great review!!
9/23/10 5:36 PM
Beautiful dress! Thanks for the tip about the V neck. I'll have to try it that way next time I work with a V neck.
9/23/10 7:12 PM
Great tip on sewing the point of the v. The black bands on the sleeve are an improvement so take credit for that. The dress is so lovely it's hard to agree that it's casual. (I do agree that the style wheel is turning.) The style looks great on you and I look forward to your next projects...
9/23/10 8:57 PM
I have pulled this pattern out so many times to make it. I am so glad to see your version. It looks great and thank you for sharing your tip on getting a nice point! I'll have to get at it!
9/24/10 3:59 AM
Lovely dress! Thank you for the explanation of how to do a neat, sharp V-neck.
9/24/10 7:13 AM
Very flattering! And your v-neck does look perfect!
9/24/10 9:22 AM
it is a stunning dress! Love it!
9/24/10 10:12 AM
Beautiful dress and the black accents are perfect. Thanks for the very helpful v-point hint. Question: if you cross the two lines of stitching at the point, then trim closely to the point, does cutting the threads of the extended stitching line cause the threads then to unravel, or do they stay put because of the crossing?
10/9/10 12:03 PM
Sorry just saw this comment. No I have never had any unraveling, back stitch back a bit. I have even seen this technique in manufactured garments where the lines of serging are just crossed.
10/15/10 12:49 PM