I’m in a drool state. If I love the rest as Im loving this fabric- I’ll be dehydrated by the 4th design!?
oooh……making Homer Simpson noises now……
Not so keen on the doll lingerie in the middle, but send me the other two, please!
Wait- are those Rockys gold briefs under there?
I’m on the battenberg fence over these two- kind of matchy matchy for me.
Now this is my kind of matchy matchy!
Hey, Olsen twins, did you see these?
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Oh my word, that gold fabric with the black dots is A.Maze.Ing… 😍
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It needs to be mailed to me for testing….and fondling.
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I do love some of the fabrics. And that overalls style jumper with the cut work hem. Hmmm… perhaps I need to teach myself to do cut work embroidery. This is the second time recently that I’ve drooled over something with that kind of hem.
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I love the idea of the cut work- it creates texture, but overalls- shudder!
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OMG- and I don’t really do brown/natural shades. But oh those textures! This would all go beautifully with my Koos van den Akker bag [you can see it at the top of the home page of my blog]. LOVE the lace/cutwork/denim thingies, don’t care about the skinny bird garments, just love the fabric combos!
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It’s a total textilgasm
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Beautiful, from start to finish. How refreshing!!
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I just love these colors and the flow
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I am impressed! These are beautiful fabrics. I’m not very in-to gold or see-through clothes though! I like the idea of putting the eyelet (holes) on the Jean fabric (5th photo). I wonder if I could incorporate that into something I do someday! Thank you for the ideas!
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Some really nice stuff here!
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You have dished up some real dessert today, Anne! I’ll take the black Battenberg/eyelet outfits and the maxi dresses….fantastic!
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It’s lovely- like 70’s Halston-
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Well…SOMEONE had a memorable trip to India 🙂 Really interesting designs and the fabrics are lovely! I’d snatch that coat right off the first model – and the pants if I could get them 😉 The first two outfits are my favs – beautiful fabrics and colors, although I’m not that fond of the bug-wing-ish skirt on the first model with the coat and all. But LOVE the fabric, and I’m not usually drawn to those colors. The blouses in it are gorgeous! I NEED those, along with the spotted coat and those pants…! Love the sheer black tops and the blue chiffon-y number, too 🙂
Thanks for a Wearable Wednesday I didn’t have to be snarky about 🙂
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I’m on inspiration overload!!! I would give a pinky toe for that fabric!!!! The designs are awesome, especially the first 2 images. I totally won’t to ditch housework and just design and sew today!!!
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Do it! Let the enabling commence!
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Gorgeous fabric and the lines of the clothes are lovely too. Wish the while blouse wasn’t covered up by the black lace jumper – it looks like something that should be hanging in my closet.And the models don’t look bored/spaced out of their minds – a definite plus.
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I couldn’t be unhappy in such gorgeous things!!
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Sooooooo pretty! ….sigh….
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These colors totally look like your personal color favorites! I have a vintage doll pattern fro, 1953 with the exact same slim pants/full skirt combo as pic 2. As impractical as it would be in real life, it does look pretty spectacular. The eyelet as a jean jacket is a fun combo of styles, yet I do NOT feel the same about the jumpsuit next to it…for all of the farm vibe that it’s giving off, there’s no way that she would be mucking out a stall in such precious fabric.
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I actually really like doll lingerie girl. But I am longwaisted, narrow, and flat chested so that dress is kinda made for me.
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Aw, you can wear all those wonderful early Chanel styles- you lucky ducky!
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The fabrics in the second and last pictures remind me of Indonesia batik sarongs/sarungs. I have some sarong pieces and I like how they were used in (or how they inspired) the skirts and trousers in the second pictures. Thank you for sharing! I look forward to your posts every week!
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Im a sucker for a batik inspiration!
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