Can we stop for a moment and discuss how incredibly and unreasonably cold it gets in New England (both before and after this photo shoot I was covered head-to-toe and there was a hefty dash of polar fleece in the mix.) Anyhow, I finished this sucker a good four hours before the wedding, so ..win! (I actually really like this patten, especially with the pockets, and plan to make a couple more.. although probably in the spring.)
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spin spin spin - and try not to fall down the hill.... |
I highly recommend it for its spinning-ness and general fluffy flouncing about. In all of these pictures I'm wearing it with a full crinoline, but it also works with just the dress.
The pattern itself is was very easy to work with and the fit came together nicely. The only major change I put in, was to add pockets.
The fabric is a cotton lace, backed with cotton broad cloth -- meaning the whole thing is machine washable, which may make it my new favorite formal dress.
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Liza, the glorious photographer of awesomeness. She is cold too. |
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wedding fun times. (and conveniently wearing the same color as the bride's maids)
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As always it's an immaculate fit. Looks fabulous and a brilliant formal dress ( if it can be machine washed, how perfect is that?!)
ReplyDeletethank you! (and it makes it great for travel - I'm wearing it again friday, minus the crinoline and with a cardigan)
DeleteIt looks great! And I'm with you - I love washable formal dresses :)
ReplyDeleteThanks! (its in the machine as I type.) (fingers crossed and paranoid)
DeleteI do some of my best work when I'm under a time crunch. Great job! The dress is beautiful.
ReplyDeletethanks :)
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