Speaking of the ruffle top, Carolyn commented that my ruffle looks quite "bouncy" - I think that the edge technique Burda recommended adds a bit of stiffness and makes it that way, I guess different combinations of fabric, thread and stitch dimensions will have different effects.
Anyway here is the composite photo and the individual, more detailed shots, not very imaginative with my poses am I!?
Wow, beautiful wardrobe. The colors and the garments chosen suit you well.
ReplyDeleteFabulous. I really like the skirt with both tops.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great collection of garments!
ReplyDeleteOkay, LOVE it!!! For someone who just threw this together at the last minute, you did an excellent job.
ReplyDeleteLove all your garments! Wonderful job.
ReplyDeleteNice work!!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful new wardrobe.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful collection! You did an amazing job!
ReplyDeleteThose are some great outfits! Wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteI so admire you for being able to pull this together conceptually! It looks amazing. Great job!
ReplyDeleteI love all these pieces you've made. Nothing looks forced to match. I adore that silk charmeuse print, too!
ReplyDeleteFabulous grouping! I love your idea of ties for the ruffley blouse; I don't like the shapelessness of mine.
ReplyDeleteVery lovely wardrobe. The colors and shapes flatter you so well!
ReplyDeleteVery Stylish and classy!!
ReplyDeleteLovely wardrobe. I love your color palette and fabric choices!
ReplyDeleteI love EVERYTHING!!! What a fantastic mini-wardrobe!
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed-I'm never this organized :)
ReplyDeleteJana
Great combinations! And you look very elegant in this wardrobe. Wonderful job!
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