Frock in action!

...I dreamt of having enough fabric, patterns, and haberdashery (I prefer that to 'notions') lying about the house so that I could m...

but it was a lot more work than most frocks I make. I used this McCall's shirt pattern , view D, but had to make a lot of modifications ...

Here is the muslin of the slip. Ick sewing bias and silk satin. Yay wearing bias and silk satin. Thus nature balances itself. And of course...

...and this one sure is quick! I love the fact that no zip was needed - although i might make an inside belt from elastic, because this cord...

Another day, another frock

Guess what arrived in the post today? It's teeny! About the size of a DVD case. But so full of delights! I've photocopied the ruler ...

I have lots of lovely frocks I haven't even worn yet, but I get invited to a barbecue this weekend, and all I can think is.... can I mak...

Here she is on me instead of Jane. I might debut her tomorrow if it isn't too warm. I think i'll wear her over a dress in case four...

It's only $50 US at trashydiva. And there is a matching bolero for $25. And they have the ever so cute cowboy shirts for $50 on sale to...

...but practical! A very quick and easy sew, although I did have to take the back in a bit. I do like the foldover elastic, although I didn...

...because she's nice. Here's the length I decided on. I'm happy with it. Definitely a candidate as a picnic frock. I recommend ...