Donna Karan dress - completed
Mar. 7th, 2002 10:01 pmFinished the Donna Karan dress, and it actually doesn't look like a stretchy blob - it looks quite good!
Looked lousy as a dress though - it was a bad hem length for me, even with the unevenness. However, it makes a *fabulous* wrap-tunic top with pants/jeans! Wish I'd finished it earlier in the season as the poly jersey makes it very warm - still, there will be a few more cool days left this spring that I can wear it. Now time to make a round trip of all the fabric stores looking for stuff for my next project. Potential list:
Speaking of spring.. the weather was very nice today and looking to be so tomorrow as well. Some of the trees are starting to get their leaves back; you can see the buds. I didn't have to wear my coat home today (joy!) Yes yes.. I know it won't last just yet but I like it enough that it is worthy of note..
Looked lousy as a dress though - it was a bad hem length for me, even with the unevenness. However, it makes a *fabulous* wrap-tunic top with pants/jeans! Wish I'd finished it earlier in the season as the poly jersey makes it very warm - still, there will be a few more cool days left this spring that I can wear it. Now time to make a round trip of all the fabric stores looking for stuff for my next project. Potential list:
- bargain table cotton for muslins
- Black wool wool/blend (please?) for tail coat
- Polyester satin/lining/microfiber/something woven to make trial run of Fortuny-type dress (must be 100% poly, or boiling to set the pleats won't work)
Speaking of spring.. the weather was very nice today and looking to be so tomorrow as well. Some of the trees are starting to get their leaves back; you can see the buds. I didn't have to wear my coat home today (joy!) Yes yes.. I know it won't last just yet but I like it enough that it is worthy of note..