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Thanks for comparing the two patterns -- I'm a big believer in the Brussels skirt and wondered if I needed this one too. Of course I do! BTW you look like a 'professional librarian' not a prim one. VBG
7/30/05 10:40 AM
Very nice looking on you. Great looking outfit.
7/30/05 5:45 PM
Love it! Thank you for your details and the comparison is so appreciated. I have lots of onionskin but never considered making skirts with it. Your review has inspired me!
7/30/05 10:50 PM
You favorite is mine also, but all of them look good. I think I like the idea of the pegged hem and may have to try it. I am a brussels fan also.
7/30/05 11:07 PM
Love the cardigan too, is that reviewed somewhere please? Really good outfit.
7/31/05 4:57 AM
Your skirts are very flattering! I've never made a skirt with onionskin but will now. Thanks for the detailed review.
7/31/05 5:21 AM
Very nice-looking skirt with a flattering fit!
7/31/05 8:41 AM
Great skirts, and I also appreciate your use of these fine fabrics. I haven't had your good luck with the Brussels skirt, probably because I used fabric that was too heavy and crisp. This sleek pattern with side seems has more appeal to me.
7/31/05 8:46 AM
I love straight, boot-cut skirts and am typically iffy about slits. Despite this bias, your review makes me want to try this pattern. What sold me what the helpful informationi about your variation with onionskin -- and your results. It looks great! And, like Deepika, since I don't have the Brussels pattern, this may be a good option for me. Has anyone tried them without the slits for a modified hobble skirt?
7/31/05 12:39 PM
I love the version made from the EOS Belle Epoche onionskin. I wouldn't have thought of making a straight skirt with an onionskin. They all look good on you.
7/31/05 2:24 PM
Lovely skirts. I too have never thought of using onionskin for a skirt. Interesting idea. Very helpful review.
7/31/05 7:24 PM
Your skirt looks fabulous on you. I have both Brussels & Boot Skirt patterns and was trying to figure out which would look better and to try first. I pulled the boot skirt pattern out recently to make a grey matte jersey skirt. Thanks for reaffirming my decision.
8/2/05 11:52 AM
Gorgeous!
8/6/05 3:23 PM
Tiner, You choose gorgeous fabrics! these skirts are lovely on you!
8/19/06 11:23 PM