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Thanks Ann! I made the cape version a few years ago for winter. I am eager to see how yours turned out!
7/11/04 8:23 PM
Ann, thanks for the review. I actually had this pattern in my hand on Saturday, for view B. I did not take it home, but after this review, I think I'll pick it up. Have you tried getting in and out of a car with it on yet? I am curious if you have the mobility to drive wearing it, or is it a wrap that you might wear just walking into a swishy do?
7/11/04 8:47 PM
Thanks for the review, I'm looking forward to the photo. I love the high drama of a cape, but I'm always afraid I'll look like I was swallowed-up by a bolt of fabric! One of these days, I'm going to just go for it!
7/12/04 0:12 AM
Looks very elegant! Is there no kind of fastening at all?
7/12/04 8:46 AM
I love the look of capes. Thanks for the review! It lookes very elegant. Great use of the fabric!
7/12/04 9:41 AM
Asa, there is no fastening on this cape. You just throw one frontpiece over the opposite shoulder and strut your stuff :). Ann you do have mobility, but I'll have to report back in cooler weather on how it is to driv with it on. Definitely fine for a swishy do! -Ann
7/12/04 10:01 AM
I've always been a fan of capes. Yours is really great and makes me want to sew this!
7/12/04 10:02 AM
Ann - did you make also make one of your fabulous coordinating bags? Cape are lovely but they really seem to need a nice handbag - shoulder bags just ruin the look.
7/12/04 10:21 AM
Ann, that is just lovely.
7/12/04 10:50 AM
Nice cape! It looks regal. Phyllis is right. Sharpen your scissors? That would look lovely with a Vogue fall bag pattern.
7/12/04 11:54 AM
Very elegant English style cape.
7/12/04 1:16 PM
That fabric is a wonderful, unusual find. You can literally wrap yourself in its lovely warmth.
7/12/04 2:27 PM
Flowing lines and really elegant. My only worry would be preventing it from falling off the shoulder. I guess you might have to practice?
7/12/04 4:51 PM
Oh Ann, how beautiful! I just love the drama of a cape.
7/12/04 4:55 PM
What a lovely cape and a great idea to make one. I keep an old fleece cape in my office to wrap myself in when the climate control is malfunctioning (often). I should make one of these replace it!
7/12/04 5:27 PM
So sophisticated, yet deceptively simple. Hmmm! This gives me ideas for a wide 3 thread serger decorative edge project for a class, now that I'm going to be teaching.
8/2/04 8:25 PM