Kathy in NM said... Classic dress! The seam lines add to the style, yet it is, hmm, minimalist! This really is a great "little Black Dress" - you can dress it up or down, classic style. I may need to go find this pattern..... Sack dress - really doesn't describe the final product! 4/3/11 4:47 PM
gabrielle said... I love that it is loose but by no-means shapeless, and you look so elegant. :) The subtle details in this pattern are great; thanks for this review! 4/3/11 5:09 PM
SewWil said... Cute dress! Thanks for the review. I am glad to see this dress made up. Looks great on you! 4/3/11 5:40 PM
Vintage Joan said... Wow, that really is chic. You really pull off this look beautifully. 4/3/11 7:06 PM
Patti B said... What gorgeous seams! It looks great on you too. If made a bit shorter, it would make a good belted tunic on you. 4/3/11 10:13 PM
Sewingelle said... I loved this in the magazine and its good to see it on a real person. Looks great on you! 4/4/11 3:46 AM
Sharon1952 said... I think this is a classic dress. Well constructed too. I think it is very flattering on you. 4/4/11 6:55 AM
squirrellypoo said... This is way nicer on you than in the magazine! 4/4/11 7:21 AM
allycovey said... I love that dress you did a wonderful job.... I made the one with cargo pockets and am still waiting for weather I can wear it in. 4/4/11 10:19 AM
Levone said... Love it! Definitely does not look like a sack. 4/4/11 5:19 PM
mylittleelephant said... I love sack dresses and you look great in this! 4/5/11 7:40 AM
manola6176 said... I love the dress on you. Very attractive. 4/5/11 2:54 PM
Vibekeinyork said... Now I know what to do with my dark navy piece of linnen. Thanks! 4/5/11 3:49 PM
animaldream said... Itīs great! I love "sack" dresses too and you are defenitely not alone with your opinion about this kind of dresses. In the May issue of Burda magazine (no. 111) there is another one, which is very pretty too. ("Queen of Mayhem" sewed it and called it Egret dress. You can find her in the internet). I sewed it too and it is much shorter and very, very easy to sew. 6/11/11 3:00 AM
Tres chic!
4/3/11 4:44 PM
Classic dress! The seam lines add to the style, yet it is, hmm, minimalist! This really is a great "little Black Dress" - you can dress it up or down, classic style. I may need to go find this pattern..... Sack dress - really doesn't describe the final product!
4/3/11 4:47 PM
I love that it is loose but by no-means shapeless, and you look so elegant. :) The subtle details in this pattern are great; thanks for this review!
4/3/11 5:09 PM
Cute dress! Thanks for the review. I am glad to see this dress made up. Looks great on you!
4/3/11 5:40 PM
Wow, that really is chic. You really pull off this look beautifully.
4/3/11 7:06 PM
What gorgeous seams! It looks great on you too. If made a bit shorter, it would make a good belted tunic on you.
4/3/11 10:13 PM
I loved this in the magazine and its good to see it on a real person. Looks great on you!
4/4/11 3:46 AM
I think this is a classic dress. Well constructed too. I think it is very flattering on you.
4/4/11 6:55 AM
This is way nicer on you than in the magazine!
4/4/11 7:21 AM
I love that dress you did a wonderful job.... I made the one with cargo pockets and am still waiting for weather I can wear it in.
4/4/11 10:19 AM
Love it! Definitely does not look like a sack.
4/4/11 5:19 PM
I love sack dresses and you look great in this!
4/5/11 7:40 AM
I love the dress on you. Very attractive.
4/5/11 2:54 PM
Now I know what to do with my dark navy piece of linnen. Thanks!
4/5/11 3:49 PM
Itīs great! I love "sack" dresses too and you are defenitely not alone with your opinion about this kind of dresses. In the May issue of Burda magazine (no. 111) there is another one, which is very pretty too. ("Queen of Mayhem" sewed it and called it Egret dress. You can find her in the internet). I sewed it too and it is much shorter and very, very easy to sew.
6/11/11 3:00 AM