decodoll
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I'm aways forgetting stuff too. They sound like they will be very pretty. I'd like to make a pair out of wool gabardine eventually, as well.
jitterbugdoll said:The new Simplicity pattern is great! Let us know what you think of the finished results
Eva Dress has a few trouser patterns:
http://evadress.com/1210.html
http://evadress.com/9016.html
A couple of gals here have this one:
http://evadress.com/3322.html
decodoll said:The only let down for me with the new Simplicity pattern is that there is no waistband. Otherwise, they are very cute.
Do you think they altered the original from having a waist band to not? I just don't think skirts or trousers look vintage with out one.
CherryRed said:That is disapointing. Do you think they altered the original from having a waist band to not? I just don't think skirts or trousers look vintage with out one.
I just got a nice cotton lawn skirt in the mail from Land's End. I was disapointed that it didn't have a waist band either. So I guess I will return the skirt.
colleency said:Decodoll, I just picked up that pattern at Costume College!
Today 08:45 AM
decodoll said:You'll have to post after you've made it up! I have the Kitchenette Pajamas in my pile of things to be made.
decodoll said:Swinggal, those look pretty similar to these released by Decades of Style.
http://www.decadesofstyle.com/product_info.php?cPath=24&products_id=24
jitterbugdoll said:
Snookie said:That buckle/gathering in the back looks scary to me. Not very flattering, and likely to come loose -- probably when company's over and you're serving cookies!
I'd eliminate it the extra fabric and do a side opening instead.
Rosie said: