My head hurts just looking at her hair. This reminds me of when poaching salmon in brown paper was cool.
Hmm…yes, this top looks dangerous, but lovely. Like the model.
Everyone told Alice that Anne Rice was not really a good prom theme….
These pleats are intriguing- and probably filled with lint and cookie crumbs. Well, mine would be.
Just nope.
Are you seeing this, Vogue Patterns? It’s right up your alley.
Damn. I forgot to secure my jacket lining and on such a windy day…..
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I hope the second model did a slow turn at the end the catwalk. I would be afraid that any sudden movements could lead to … Exposure.
But those pleated trousers! I love them!
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Hazard pay and spray adhesive- a models support crew!
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That first one… airline sick bag??
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Before or after?
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BAHAHAHA maybe after as it’s looking pretty scrunched up
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Oh i get it- the severe braids are to keep her hair out of the way!
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Clearly you are a seasoned traveller!
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I do get about!
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Hmmmm… I don’t have much to say about these but I did go, “Oooo! Shiny!” when I saw the 4th outfit. I want some of that fabric.
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I would even wear the top as is, with a cami of course.
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Lining- come on designers!
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Sometimes the fabric truly saves them! I like shiny.
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I also like the pleated pants. There are a number of pieces I like, just not all together!
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Together its a lot to take in! But pieces are fabulous- except the oven bag.
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Second from the bottom and second from the top I quite like. But your comments just crack me up as usual. Thanks for the chuckle.
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I just cant get past the painful braids!
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Ok, so the first one doesn’t fit so well, and the ‘just nope’, agreed. Just nope. But, I’m so loving all the draping going on in the rest of these outfits! The perfectly placed pleats and the bias cut draping. So, pretty! Practical and wearable for every day? Not for my lifestyle, but I would certainly sport these to a dressy-uppy event!
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I agree!
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I’m loving the snark directed at Vogue patterns. They’ve gotten so … boring. I could be reading into things that only exist for me, but it seems like the sewing community is shifting away from what the big three have on offer and towards something a little more original. Personally, I’m tired of patterns. I’m not yet to the place where I can reliably draft my own, but I’m frankensteining them like a fiend.
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The first step is a little franken work! I still love big4- Id rather get a $1.99 clunker than a $16!
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Oh, I’ve got a pattern stash that is going to make a vintage fiend very happy when it is discovered in my attic come 2064… I can’t resist them when they are on sale. But I’ve also gotten disenchanted with making something and having the end result fall short of true love… I’m so often disappointed with the big boy results.
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Its true- but for my body shape- i get so many more options from big4 ….or Lekala
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I have been Frankensteining patterns for over 20 years and one of the great things about the online sewing community is discovering that other sewists do it too. I no longer have to worry about what to say if someone asks me, “What pattern did you use?”
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I’d forgotten about your runway stand up comedy show on Wednesday’s. It’s been a while since I’ve cruised my favorite blogs – yours was the first on my tour. I missed your sartorial wit. Paper bag poached salmon, for real? People did that?
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Cant you just hear her coming? All slinky and lemon pepper scented!
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As always your comments are hilarious, but yeesh! However, I really want some of that copper colored fabric (from the pants in #2) to make a sheath dress out of! It would be perfect for all those dressy fall occasions that I never have. 😉
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Uh oh. I would wear several of these, especially the first one.
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With or without parsley and new potatoes?😋
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With both.
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Definitely. Always accesorize!
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That makes me laugh so much. So true!
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HAA HAA HAA HAA! So many things making me laugh right now. The vogue call out, the “Just Nope”, unsecured jacket lining. You’re killing me. 🙂
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Gees, I hope Vogue doesnt cone after me!!! I was only kidding pattern police!!
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That last hanging jacket lining really made me smile…and the first one …all I could say was “Paper or plastic”. The fabrics all seem to be shades of wine, all lovely and well fitting…well all except for the black and white Vogue pattern one…what a hoot! Didn’t Yvonne De Carlo wear that little tube top/window valance in a movie once? Are those huge culottes she is wearing too? Don’t get too near the campfire, girlie!
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Thank God for you! I never get enough tvonne decarlo references!
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Va Va Voom: http://www.doctormacro.com/Images/De%20Carlo,%20Yvonne/Annex/Annex%20-%20De%20Carlo,%20Yvonne%20%28Slave%20Girl%29_01.jpg
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I think the pleated pants would be perfect to save a snack in for after dinner, or a doggie bag from the restaurant. Why would any real person want pleats there!
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I would look like an artichoke in those pants!
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I really like the pleated pants and would wear them in a less shiny, less likely to badly wrinkle on the bus fabric. The shapes of the white pant suit and the Vogue special don’t do much for me but I love the dip-dying effect, especially on the edges of the blazer and pants. I may try this at home.
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I may just walk thru something and see if the effect is achieved!
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“Everyone told Alice that Anne Rice was not really a good prom theme….”
There is tea spluttered all over my keyboard. 🙂
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My work here is done. Thank you and goodnight.
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I’ve been looking for suits that I can also use to carry my lunch in. Thanks for the ideas.
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Fashion can be practical!
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And that’s what I’m working to break. I think I need to work on ‘frosting’ and not ‘cake’. Mmm. Cake…
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I need more of both!
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Wow, the materials are all incredibly beautiful.
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