I love the arm details.
I'm swinging on a star!!!!
(More like I'm so damn happy to have this dress finished)
Nibbling on some wild raspberries.
So all in all, this dress only cost me about $2.50. I suppose you could get a dress for this price at Wally World on sale without all the aggravation of making it. But where's the fun in that?
So many cute details in this one. You really pulled it together in a beautiful package. Looks fab on you too. Bravo!
ReplyDeleteYou look as though you just stepped out of 1949! Somewhere in my head I'm hearing the song, "Don't Go Under The Apple Tree..."! Love the dress Lassie--great job!
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You look really happy in this dress. I know you struggled with sewing it together, but wow, it's really cute on you.
ReplyDeleteThe fun in sewing it, even with the frustrations you had, is that no one else will EVAH have a dress exactly like it. :)
This is really beautiful, with so many cute little details. It looks great on you, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWow, this dress is amazing! I'm glad to see someone finishing a gingham project (my own has taken another turn for the worse). I very much like the bias tape accents.
ReplyDeleteOXOXOXOXOX Came out GREAT and you really should have seen how happy it made Dad to see you in it! :)
ReplyDeleteLisa, this is lovely. You are an amazing seamstress. I've not sewn for decades now...I used to make so many of my clothes in high school, and I sewed my kids' and pajamas and robes when the boys were little, but knitting and spinning have taken over!
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely! You did a wonderful job and it looks great on you.
ReplyDeleteThat looks so nice! And all the details --Wow! No wonder it was work to get it all done. The pay-off for all that work is a lovely original dress.
ReplyDeleteThat dress is divine! And so are you!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. Love the shots on the swing.
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www.sewingwithtrudy.blogspot.com
$2.50!?! Nice!! I like the subtle frills.
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