
Here's a Pippin closeup.

George on the sofa, looking sleepy.

And Eve in her new favorite chair.

Why am I not over the moon? Because I am an idiot. When I was choosing the size to make I was looking at the finished garment dimensions rather than the sizing guide, so despite the button band I added, it is a bit too tight. It buttons but it isn't quite the glorious thing I was envisioning. I'm slowly working on cutting out the next dress, and I think that one will fit better. But the green dress falls a little more under "learning experience" than "garment," and that makes me somewhat grumpy.
3 comments:
Well, carp. It looks nice, though, Ann. Cheer up, you made buttonholes that work! That in itself is an accomplishment. Maybe you'll magically wake up a tad thinner and it'll fit better one day.
(spam word: nostual-referring to the nostrils)
You know, Ann, even though my kilt technically fits, it's not really made correctly. I wear it around the house, but I may wait till kilt #2 to make a public appearance. And mine has no buttonholes.
I think it looks beautiful!!
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