
It turned out well - I've worn it twice already, and it has only just been a week!
I made another reversible purse at the same time:

I also had the urge for a cowl neck dress for some reason. Luckily Kitty had New Look 6470, and traced it off for me in time for my lightning visit to Sydney.

So yesterday I lengthened it to make a dress (no science to it, just kept the line going as it is a reasonably long top). Kitty advised to make the turnover on the cowl wider, which I did - I made it about 10cm wide.

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4 comments:
the olive dress looks great. It deserves a better photograph. Your vintage patterns are interestign.
Basically, Moggy, you've become a 3D walking advertisment for fabrics I need to buy. Never got that loud sateen but maybe I'll get some silk twill in my grubby, covetous clutches. BWOOOOAHHAHHHAA.
Thiss was a lovely blog post
Very nice poost
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