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[Isis]

Lots of lovelies since I looked here the last time. Though I must single out deadpandiva- I want that dress!

 

[deadpandiva]

LD- that dress is beautiful and I love the fabric. That may be a 20's style I could actually wear.
AuroraFisherman- That dress does have a 30's vibe. I love it.
Jenniferose7- Great work. I love all of your creations and the romper photo is adorable.

And lastly- Thanks for the compliments everyone.

 

[shazzabanazza]

LD Fabulous dress! I had a look at your blog too, very neat! Your animations are superb :love:

 

[AuroraFisherman]

I just drop in and say thank you for all the nice coments on my dress

 

[Lusty Haze]

For my first dressmaking project, I chose a 1940's high waisted swing trouser style pattern. And blimey, it was tough! It says 'very easy' on the pattern, but I'll be damned! lol.

Pictures to follow when they're dry and turned up at the bottoms hehe!

 

[shazzabanazza]

Looking forward to seeing them Lusty Haze!

 

[kamikat]

Here's a variation on that Vintage Pattern Lending Library pattern that I used for the cherries dress.

 

[SheBear74]

Just looking through all the pictures I am so jealous of all the beautiful clothing you ladies have been making! I haven't sewn any clothing for a while and other than a couple sample tuba covers for the high school band this is what I have recently made. Actually I made all three of these (the boy, the blanket and the pillow) lol today I made a little blue throw pillow to go with a new quilt I bought.

 

[crwritt]

Here's a variation on that Vintage Pattern Lending Library pattern that I used for the cherries dress.

This looks great!

 

[Land-O-LakesGal]

Lots of lovely new projects on here. I have to say I got the chance to see Deadpandivadress in person and it looks even better there than in her pictures.

 

[crwritt]

Finished one of my last 20s dresses for a while.
I really like how it turned out.

The illustrations for this patterns are so cute and informative, you hardly need instructions!
Your version fits you and suits you well.
I wonder about the ties, if most gals would have tied them or left them flapping?
I like how simply designed these dresses are but somehow, for me, the straight up and down 20's
silhouette misses my good points and emphasizes the worst!

 

[Lauren]

Here's a variation on that Vintage Pattern Lending Library pattern that I used for the cherries dress.

I love this!! SO cute. Love the belt.

Lady Day, love your 20s dress. That print is lovely.

 

[Lusty Haze]

2 days worth of work, and here they are:

 

[W-D Forties]

2 days worth of work, and here they are:

Oohhhh! I LOVE those trousers, they are SO flattering! Which pattern are they from again?

 

[W-D Forties]

Just looking through all the pictures I am so jealous of all the beautiful clothing you ladies have been making! I haven't sewn any clothing for a while and other than a couple sample tuba covers for the high school band this is what I have recently made. Actually I made all three of these (the boy, the blanket and the pillow) lol today I made a little blue throw pillow to go with a new quilt I bought.

He's beautiful Shebear74, what a fine maker of boys you are!

 

[SheBear74]

2 days worth of work, and here they are:

Those look great!!!

Thanks W-D Forties.

 

[JupitersDarling]

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Love the dress LD! But, I'm a bit confused as to why the pattern model on the envelope is holding up separates (starched to a centimeter of their life, even!) if the dress is a one-piece, which it does seem to be....

 

[Lorelai99]

2 days worth of work, and here they are:

Those are awesome!! What pattern did you use??

 

[Lorelai99]

Love the dress LD! But, I'm a bit confused as to why the pattern model on the envelope is holding up separates (starched to a centimeter of their life, even!) if the dress is a one-piece, which it does seem to be....

I actually was wondering the same thing and just never posted... I don't understand!!

 

[Stray Cat]

Lusty Haze, I love, love, LOVE you pants!