nicegirl said... Thank you for all the tips in your review. Love the way it looks! 3/22/11 10:42 AM
Leda2 said... Very nice!!! I agree with you about it being so hot in polyester at outdoor events. But your outfit is so cute, I would try going on a cloudy day!! 3/23/11 6:24 AM
Trephas2003 said... It looks beautiful! 3/23/11 9:29 AM
LollyD said... Love the finished costume! Thanks for the helpful tips! 3/3/12 6:38 PM
jvlong said... If a lace-up-the-front bodice does not fit, you can make a panel a few inches wide, in a contrasting fabric, grommet it and lace up either side. It looks fine, and saves you from having to make a new bodice. 9/27/12 6:34 PM
Nickersmarie said... I too did not like the method of leaving the side seams raw. I trimmed them and then finished them with single fold bias tape, as is done between the bodice and the peplum. I am quite happy with this, in fact I love the outfit. I made a 3 tiered heavy tulle petticoat to wear with it. Have not made the hat yet. 4/2/13 1:06 PM
Thank you for all the tips in your review. Love the way it looks!
3/22/11 10:42 AM
Very nice!!! I agree with you about it being so hot in polyester at outdoor events. But your outfit is so cute, I would try going on a cloudy day!!
3/23/11 6:24 AM
It looks beautiful!
3/23/11 9:29 AM
Love the finished costume! Thanks for the helpful tips!
3/3/12 6:38 PM
If a lace-up-the-front bodice does not fit, you can make a panel a few inches wide, in a contrasting fabric, grommet it and lace up either side. It looks fine, and saves you from having to make a new bodice.
9/27/12 6:34 PM
I too did not like the method of leaving the side seams raw. I trimmed them and then finished them with single fold bias tape, as is done between the bodice and the peplum. I am quite happy with this, in fact I love the outfit. I made a 3 tiered heavy tulle petticoat to wear with it. Have not made the hat yet.
4/2/13 1:06 PM