SewWil said... Beautiful vest. Love your choice of fabric. 12/8/10 0:21 AM
FreyaStark said... Very chic and distinctive. I love that leopard print T-shirt in one of the photos, too. 12/8/10 0:34 AM
lamstu said... Very cute vest! How perfect that it has no seams. The hemline reminds me of the Plaza Jacket, which I also like very much. Nice adaptation. 12/8/10 0:37 AM
jso4fun said... Wow! Fabulous!! 12/8/10 0:45 AM
Ann Smith said... Great choice for this fabric. It looks terrific on you with both tops. 12/8/10 2:25 AM
Fran G said... This looks fabulous! I love the entire "look" and can see your vest being a worn frequently...perfect use of this fabric..I never would have thought!!!! I would love to be a copycat! 12/8/10 7:58 AM
carolynw said... Beautiful - looks so very nice on you - fabric is stunning 12/8/10 8:55 AM
NVK said... I love the fabric you choose. It makes a very smart looking vest. I am impressed by the way you adapted the pattern to make a vest. It is great that the vest has no side seams. The vest looks stylish on you. 12/8/10 10:08 AM
marthamyers said... Oh, oh, oh! I love your vest. It is so stylish. What a great way to modify this pattern. I too love vests right now. Thanks for another inspiring review! 12/8/10 10:16 AM
Barbara V said... Dorothy, What a perfect garment for this great fabric. Your alterations and binding treatment are so clever to create a wonderful vest that compliments your wardrobe beautifully! Good work! 12/8/10 10:58 AM
Patti B said... I love it on you and what a perfect topper for almost everything! Glad to see that fabric married to a great pattern. 12/8/10 11:07 AM
sfshaza said... I love this vest! (And the top underneath it too :)) What a great use of this fabric. I love the double knit trim. I have a lot of this yardage too, and I may use your idea for the edging. So cute! 12/8/10 1:33 PM
nicegirl said... What a great layering piece--adds nice texture to an outfit. 12/8/10 2:25 PM
JETrinity said... Just really great in color and style for you. Bravo. 12/8/10 6:10 PM
Karendee said... Quite trendy and elegant. 12/8/10 7:43 PM
sew2little said... Dorothy--what a great addition to your wardrobe! 12/8/10 9:15 PM
Beautiful vest. Love your choice of fabric.
12/8/10 0:21 AM
Very chic and distinctive. I love that leopard print T-shirt in one of the photos, too.
12/8/10 0:34 AM
Very cute vest! How perfect that it has no seams. The hemline reminds me of the Plaza Jacket, which I also like very much. Nice adaptation.
12/8/10 0:37 AM
Wow! Fabulous!!
12/8/10 0:45 AM
Great choice for this fabric. It looks terrific on you with both tops.
12/8/10 2:25 AM
This looks fabulous! I love the entire "look" and can see your vest being a worn frequently...perfect use of this fabric..I never would have thought!!!! I would love to be a copycat!
12/8/10 7:58 AM
Beautiful - looks so very nice on you - fabric is stunning
12/8/10 8:55 AM
I love the fabric you choose. It makes a very smart looking vest. I am impressed by the way you adapted the pattern to make a vest. It is great that the vest has no side seams. The vest looks stylish on you.
12/8/10 10:08 AM
Oh, oh, oh! I love your vest. It is so stylish. What a great way to modify this pattern. I too love vests right now. Thanks for another inspiring review!
12/8/10 10:16 AM
Dorothy, What a perfect garment for this great fabric. Your alterations and binding treatment are so clever to create a wonderful vest that compliments your wardrobe beautifully! Good work!
12/8/10 10:58 AM
I love it on you and what a perfect topper for almost everything! Glad to see that fabric married to a great pattern.
12/8/10 11:07 AM
I love this vest! (And the top underneath it too :)) What a great use of this fabric. I love the double knit trim. I have a lot of this yardage too, and I may use your idea for the edging. So cute!
12/8/10 1:33 PM
What a great layering piece--adds nice texture to an outfit.
12/8/10 2:25 PM
Just really great in color and style for you. Bravo.
12/8/10 6:10 PM
Quite trendy and elegant.
12/8/10 7:43 PM
Dorothy--what a great addition to your wardrobe!
12/8/10 9:15 PM