I can't wait to see your next hankerchief dress. I did not see the price of the dresses at first sight, they are a big incentive to grab the sewing machine or the needle. Btw, I love your review of the sewing book in April so much that I purchased it. And I love that book. Thanks for shzring it.
Have just been evaluating my pattern stash for summer sewing, and came across at least three patterns from the early 80s with handkerchief hems. I wasn't brave enough to wear them then, but have lately become a member of the "It Don't Matter" club. I can't stand the thought of my fat old torso in the disco-era spaghetti-strapped tiny bodices, but I will definitely steal the skirts and attach them to something more age-appropriate. Thanks for reminding me of this style, which is ultra-feminine without being icky-poo frou-frou.
What a great post! I just came across your blog and I fell in love with it! It's spectacular! I love your style! Check out my blog and follow if you like it, I promise to do the same! http://www.uniquedesignerkidsclothes.com/
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I can't wait to see your next hankerchief dress. I did not see the price of the dresses at first sight, they are a big incentive to grab the sewing machine or the needle.
Btw, I love your review of the sewing book in April so much that I purchased it. And I love that book. Thanks for shzring it.
I prefer the maxi length hankerchief hemline. I love the black and white evening number.
I've been wanting a dress with a hemline like this for a while now. If I EVER get my mojo back, I might go for it lol.
Make one! I can't wait to see what you come up with.
Have just been evaluating my pattern stash for summer sewing, and came across at least three patterns from the early 80s with handkerchief hems. I wasn't brave enough to wear them then, but have lately become a member of the "It Don't Matter" club. I can't stand the thought of my fat old torso in the disco-era spaghetti-strapped tiny bodices, but I will definitely steal the skirts and attach them to something more age-appropriate. Thanks for reminding me of this style, which is ultra-feminine without being icky-poo frou-frou.
I'll be keeping my eyes open to see what you post in the very near future :)
M6199 is another cute option.
I have been thinking about making a dress with this hemline from a silk sari. I think I will try it. I can't wait to see what you make.
Beautiful especially the last one!
What a great post! I just came across your blog and I fell in love
with it! It's spectacular! I love your style! Check out my blog and
follow if you like it, I promise to do the same!
http://www.uniquedesignerkidsclothes.com/
Erica - What a lovely surprise to open my new Vogue Patterns magazine, and see your article in there. Well done!
Thanks Doris!
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