Wants to be put to bed... er, closet. I reviewed it on PR, so take a look, or just go straight to the photo shoot - my photographer loves to go to town.
How it differs from the first version is that it has full length sleeves (with self-drafted cuffs, snaps, and non-functional buttons on top) and it's buttoned down all the way down the front instead of having concealed snaps.
I might also say, I followed Burda's collar+lapel instructions to a T, and they turned out flawless - the best I ever managed. Rah rah, B!
Awesome! I am way impressed with your mad pattern matching skills!! It looks great.
ReplyDeleteThat is a perfect dress! As always, nice sewing, and your photos are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love the way you matched the pattern! It is awesome and looks so good on you! Another wonderful version of this dress now resides in your wardrobe.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! It looks very expen$ive. You did a fabulous job. Your pictures are inspirational. I'm off to read your review...
ReplyDeleteLovely dress! Thank you for your comment on my jacket.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous dress, not only useful but stylish. Love that paisley. Great color on you too. You'll love this dress for a long time! It's beautiful.
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