We have none of those. ;)
But seriously - I once graded up a pattern from a 40" bust to a 56" bust and it was not fun. Do-able, but not fun. I spent I don't know how long doing these complex equations to make everything fit right and yeah - I second the "if you can get it in your size -...
It hasn't ended yet - but my hopes of snagging it have faded fast as the pricetag creeps higher and higher. Sigh - it would have gone perfect with the new swallow marcasite brooch & screw-back earring set I just got as a present, too. Dang. I'm off to cry in the corner now.
I picked this one up at Marshall Field's a few years back.
For those link-shy, it's
I love it. It's very easy to use via a hidden twist spout in the back and it's never too-hot-to-touch due to the ducky cover. I highly recommend it.
Yep - lost patterns haunt you for the longest time. I still remember how peeved I was to lose a particular sailor outfit years ago. But I did eventually find another copy (and in my size to boot). But that's a woe best left to The Ones That Got Away thread.
Here's a couple I picked up the...
Ouch! That heel. I always want to buy shoes from Bakers because they have cute styles and great sales - but then I imagine walking around in the 4-5" stiletto heels they love to put on their shoes. . . :eek:
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The skirt looks to be in dreadful condition. I'm thinking I will just turn it into a hat, matching purse & maybe some extra for detailing on a new skirt to match the blazer.
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