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Simplicity 2245—A New Dress/Tunic

With my sister’s graduation coming up, I realized that I need something dressy–yet–casual, and nothing in my closet fit the bill. So, since I loathe clothes shopping and love fabric shopping, I decided to make Simplicity 2245, view A—a Lisette dress.

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Posted on April 28, 2012 in Dress, Pattern review, Simplicity pattern

Devil in a Blue Dress

Devil in a Blue Dress: Pattern

As discussed previously, my goal for Halloween this year is to finish my costume that I planned to wear last year: the Devil in a Blue Dress. Once I’d settled on which blue-clad devil woman I wanted to protray for Halloween, I had to choose the exact costume. I’m quite in love with Vogue’s current-print [...]

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Posted on October 28, 2010 in Devil in a blue dress, Halloween

Halloween: Devil in a Blue Dress

I’ve done the devil wearing a blue dress before, but it was sloppy thrift store+halloween store finds with no cohesive style thrown together for a small gathering. Looking back, there was nothing properly devilish about it (except that it was hellaciously bad dressing). Last year, I wanted to do it with élan: instead of just [...]

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Posted on October 8, 2010 in Devil in a blue dress, Halloween

Photo of the completed shrug over the dress I intend to wear it with

Sewing Vogue V8622—Silk Georgette Shrug

One of my younger sisters is graduating from high school this weekend, so I’ve been working on packing for our trip. This seems like the perfect opportunity to wear a dress I bought last summer but haven’t worn. However, I need some sort of jacket or shrug for it, since it just has very thin [...]

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Posted on May 17, 2010 in Pattern review, Vogue pattern

Project the First: Making a Sarong-ish Skirt

After I bought my brand new machine, I had to break it in immediately. Good thing I had a quick project in mind! These are somewhat vague, fly-by-night directions for creating a wrap-around skirt. What Was Needed Materials 2 yds Striped Cotton Gauze (Madras?) 1 yd Muslin Some ribbon I had lying around (for tie) [...]

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Posted on October 5, 2009 in Skirt

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