I love that you can get so many different 'looks' from what is essentially a circle skirt with 2 straps attached. Amazing! I wore it out yesterday and did feel quite lovely, especially when a complete stranger came up to me in the supermarket and commentd on my dress! I think I will make it again but attach a boob tube thingie/bit for more coverage but for a first attempt, and with cheap stash fabric I'm rather happy with it. Thanks to my sister too who agreed to model for me!
I'm also super keen to have a crack at her little people dress for Charlotte as well as an origami skirt for myself. I do have lots of fabric in the stash so am planning on getting going once school goes back for the mister.
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Wow! I like it very, very much, and what a gorgeous colour. (I did wonder who the model was until Izaak appeared!). Might have to have me a crack at that one!
that is fantastic - and I do love a good green.
You definitely should G - it's dead easy and looks great! Was thinking it would be good for you - easy to BF in ;-)
Oh so nice!! Now you know that you have to model it too ;) That colour would definitely look great with the tan you have going too ;)
Might have to go and check out that pattern a bit more...
I love that! It is so clever!
ooh - pretty!!!
i'm itching to do some sewing too!!!
that is one impressive dress! im not surprised people comment, its gorgeous. clever you!
Just read your next post on Google reader but it isn't showing up on your blog so I thought I'd add my comment here instead!
My mum used to have a plaque on the wall when we were growing up (6 kids, two parents, a cat all in a SMALL 3 bedroom, 1 study house)
"My house is clean enough to be healthy and dirty enough to be happy". I, with three small boys LIVE by this maxim! Yay for the organized mess LOL!
What an awesome dress! So versatile!
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