Picnicfan said... A very stylish dress. It looks very nice on you. 4/24/11 3:24 PM
Baba Yaga said... Peg, it's terrific. I like the version with the belt and the cowl pinned... it looks like a designer dress. Hooray for you!! 4/24/11 4:50 PM
barebear said... Interesting dress! The bodice is intriguing. I like the fabric print, but I'm sorry to hear it's misbehaving a bit. Great job, though. :) 4/24/11 5:01 PM
becca a said... I love this version of the dress. I think all three ways of styling the dress work, although I prefer it belted. Can you also pull the cowl to the other side to maximize the pink or does that not work out? Did I understand you right that you added a godet only to the brown side and not to the pink? 4/24/11 7:50 PM
Sewiing Sue said... I like the third version on your blog. Nice choice and use of fabric. 4/24/11 8:48 PM
Sewiing Sue said...
4/24/11 8:48 PM
pegsewer said... thanks for the great comments. Looks like #3 is the way to go. I will try pulling the cowl to the other side---good suggestion. Yes, the godet is added only on the left----no way could I have matched it on the right. 4/24/11 9:09 PM
marec said... Very striking dress and what an incredible fabric! Lovely result. I like #1 of the 3 choices, then #3. The belt really adds quite a lot to the look. 4/25/11 0:11 AM
sfshaza said... It really does look great, Peggy. And what a *great* use of this graphic print. I even bought this pattern and I never ever make sheath dresses. But you and Carolyn inspired me. :) 4/25/11 1:46 AM
DorothyK said... Peggy, you look stunning in this dress. I love the print on you and the way the colors fall on the dress. I have this pattern and am now very anxious to make it. Thanks for your review. 4/25/11 2:21 AM
optimistic said... Cute! 4/27/11 1:22 PM
Michele Lommasson said... Well the fabric you chose may not have been the right fabric for the pattern to begin with, but your dress looks very, very good. 4/27/11 3:27 PM
SewWil said... I like the print you chose for this pattern. It looks nice in all three versions but since you are asking I like the third one the best. I would consider this a wadder. 4/27/11 5:31 PM
A very stylish dress. It looks very nice on you.
4/24/11 3:24 PM
Peg, it's terrific. I like the version with the belt and the cowl pinned... it looks like a designer dress. Hooray for you!!
4/24/11 4:50 PM
Interesting dress! The bodice is intriguing. I like the fabric print, but I'm sorry to hear it's misbehaving a bit. Great job, though. :)
4/24/11 5:01 PM
I love this version of the dress. I think all three ways of styling the dress work, although I prefer it belted. Can you also pull the cowl to the other side to maximize the pink or does that not work out? Did I understand you right that you added a godet only to the brown side and not to the pink?
4/24/11 7:50 PM
I like the third version on your blog. Nice choice and use of fabric.
4/24/11 8:48 PM
4/24/11 8:48 PM
thanks for the great comments. Looks like #3 is the way to go. I will try pulling the cowl to the other side---good suggestion. Yes, the godet is added only on the left----no way could I have matched it on the right.
4/24/11 9:09 PM
Very striking dress and what an incredible fabric! Lovely result. I like #1 of the 3 choices, then #3. The belt really adds quite a lot to the look.
4/25/11 0:11 AM
It really does look great, Peggy. And what a *great* use of this graphic print. I even bought this pattern and I never ever make sheath dresses. But you and Carolyn inspired me. :)
4/25/11 1:46 AM
Peggy, you look stunning in this dress. I love the print on you and the way the colors fall on the dress. I have this pattern and am now very anxious to make it. Thanks for your review.
4/25/11 2:21 AM
Cute!
4/27/11 1:22 PM
Well the fabric you chose may not have been the right fabric for the pattern to begin with, but your dress looks very, very good.
4/27/11 3:27 PM
I like the print you chose for this pattern. It looks nice in all three versions but since you are asking I like the third one the best. I would consider this a wadder.
4/27/11 5:31 PM
WOW!
5/13/11 2:34 PM