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I think this is the most beautiful rendition I have ever seen of this pattern! Lovely work.
11/27/11 7:12 PM
Absolutely gorgeous! The embroidery is just amazing.
11/27/11 7:34 PM
Your embroidery is so very pretty.
11/27/11 7:47 PM
This dress is absolutely lovely! Fabulous embroidery!
11/27/11 8:07 PM
WOW!! Really pretty, Margaret!! Kudos for just nice work ;D
11/27/11 8:37 PM
Exquisite embroidery work and such a beautiful dress.
11/28/11 2:15 AM
Fabulous. The colour is gorgeous and so is the embroidery.
11/28/11 3:50 AM
Stunning.
11/28/11 9:38 AM
That is so beautiful. I've always wanted this pattern. Now I want it even more!
11/29/11 11:28 AM
Love it! Really something special.
11/29/11 4:12 PM
Very, very nice. You look wonderful wearing this beautiful dress!
11/29/11 9:41 PM
Oh, WOW, Margaret, this is absolutely STUNNING, and you wear it SO WELL! I LOVE the fabric you chose, and that EMBROIDERY -- Well, I've never seen anything like it. :o) GORGEOUS! I'm so out of the loop, lately, I'm trying to get caught up with some of my "favorites." :o)
11/30/11 0:53 AM
This is a very beautiful dress. I love the rich velour and your embroidery is amazing. You've taken the time to make a lovely and memorable outfit. I think I will have to buy this pattern!
12/13/11 11:23 AM
"I'm not sure how I could have transferred the design directly to the front side of the velour so that it would be visible and not damage the nap." Since you already have the pattern drawn on the lingin,you are halfway there. Simply use a single strand of embroidery floss and a running stitch to transfer those design lines to the front of the garment. If you use design colors to do the tracing you won't even have to remove the thread tracing.
9/21/12 8:10 PM
BriarRose, thanks, that's good to know! In this case it seemed sufficient to work from the back and periodically check that the embroidery was looking good on the front. But it definitely seems that it would be useful to have the design on the front in many cases.
9/22/12 4:42 AM