Photobud
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I used the swing era Sense and Sensability pattern ( http://sensibility.com/patterns/1940s-swing-dress-pattern/ )


OH! Pretty fabric, what kind is it? It looks a bit wooly from here, but that can't be right...Bettys Closet said:Loving all the pretty creations ladies. Thanks to kamikat for inspiring me to make this little number....
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See more over at: http://thelongandwindingbobbin.blogspot.com/
Lady Day said:DPD, those colors are delightful on you.
I made one more linen suit dress.
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Im rather proud of the construction. I call it my safari suit. All progress and final pics can be found in my sig line
LD
hailey greenhat said:OH! Pretty fabric, what kind is it? It looks a bit wooly from here, but that can't be right...
thanks deadpandivadeadpandiva said:Photobud- That dress is lovely. I really love the pattern of the fabric.
Snap!!I just decided that tooSayCici said:LAUREN!
OH MY GOSH! I loooooove it. I decided the other day that all of my separates should either be red, white, and/or blue as those are the colors I like to wear the most and that's some excellent inspiration!
Lauren said:Darling dress, photobud! I love the colorful picture
I just finished this peasant blouse from a 1942 patternThere's more pics and such on my blog here.
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