what a sweet dress! i think the drawstrings are very clever, and i believe there are a few extant wrappers out there with that feature as well. and i just love your cap!
Thank you very much for the detailed description and photos of the inside! The dress is stunning and suits you so well! I do love the last photo very much, the photographer truly captured the past :)
When I heard that you would use that fabric for a 1940's dress, I looked forward to see it and now the dress looks as beautiful as I expected it to do. =)
I love the fabric much better with the brown dye! It's special to make dresses for specific uses, like maternity, AND have a chance to wear them for that purpose! The drawstrings are genius.
what a sweet dress! i think the drawstrings are very clever, and i believe there are a few extant wrappers out there with that feature as well. and i just love your cap!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for the detailed description and photos of the inside! The dress is stunning and suits you so well!
ReplyDeleteI do love the last photo very much, the photographer truly captured the past :)
Sabine
What a beautiful picture you make, your dress is just lovely. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThat's gorgeous! It looks as if you stole it from a museum! Well done!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the nice comments :)
ReplyDeleteWhen I heard that you would use that fabric for a 1940's dress, I looked forward to see it and now the dress looks as beautiful as I expected it to do. =)
ReplyDeleteI love the fabric much better with the brown dye! It's special to make dresses for specific uses, like maternity, AND have a chance to wear them for that purpose! The drawstrings are genius.
ReplyDeleteBest,
Quinn