I got this 1950s pattern on vacation with friends (I got a few more, too, but this was by far the simplest!) I decided to make the gored skirt with fabric I got from my AP Art teacher last year, some sort of wool-like poly blend. Unfortunately, the pattern called for 2.5 yards and I had.... 1.25
And thusly an 8 gored skirt became a 4 gored skirt!
The blouse, alas, is not my own creation (it's Lauren Moffatt) and the shoes are Campbell's that I got eons ago. The hairdo is the post-getting-pushed-into-the-boy's-pool look (so fetch!)
The older projects are coming along well. The stays are troublesome, and I'm almost done with my camp dress. I have a CW event this weekend so stay tuned for more about that!
Selfie! With fun psd filters. |
Oh that's so pretty! I love the way you did your makeup! I wish I could get mine to look like that! lol Nice job. I made a gored skirt once... but it was only out of two gores... :) nice job!
ReplyDeleteOh how cute! I love plaid, and gores, and skirts :)! Ah, zippers zippers. I'm still getting the hang of that too. I think on all the zippers I've done I've ended up hand sewing parts of it, 'cause even with the piping/zipper foot, I don't think it sews close enough in the "pull" area. (pull meaning zipper pull...I'm not really sure what to call it). I like how you did your make-up, and I really really (really!) like the shoes! Overall I think you've done a lovely job and I can't wait to see how your CW event goes!
ReplyDelete~Theresa :)
Haha, thanks! Yeah, I had to take the zipper out a few times because I put it upside down or inside out or something. But then I replaced another zipper on a skirt on the first try afterwards, so I guess it's a pretty steep learning curve there! And yeah, I wore those shoes every day Soph year before I realized that things existed called flats, and they were so, so much more comfortable...
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