For what my opinion is worth... I think the length is good as is! I wouldn't make it shorter. It flatters you by making your torso look longer. I do agree on lining the peplum.
polka dot bathers
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Hello! I made some new bathers recently… I’m afraid this is rather boring
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Ottobre 1/2020 #4 & 5: Baby/Toddler Sweatsuit
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Second version: First version: Materials For the first version I used a
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Vogue 8997 dress, two versions
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Time for more blogging on things I sewed in this past year. Back in August
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I just returned from the Threads Magazine tour of European Couture Design
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Why am I so happy with this sweater? Let me count the ways.
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Happy October! Did you participate in Scrap Busting September this year?
The endeavour is organised by my pal Meg Grandstaff who encourages us all
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I was busy scrolling on my phone when I saw the most beautiful shirt dress
pattern. The Irma Dress and Shirt by I Am Patterns. This pattern company
wa...
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About two weeks ago my daughter asked me whether I had any special plans
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Today I downloaded the No Show Brief from Greenstyles and gave it a
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and made...
My blog has moved
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PR Wardrobe Contest 2020 Round up
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Well the PR Wardrobe Contest was done and dusted in November of last year
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reward...
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I'm still here! I'm just on IG now! Follow me there! @two_on_two_off . This
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Drum roll please. . .
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For what my opinion is worth... I think the length is good as is! I wouldn't make it shorter. It flatters you by making your torso look longer. I do agree on lining the peplum.
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That definitely WILL be a nice blouse! I love the fabric and it fits you perfectly.
ReplyDeleteNice! I agree wit Peg on both counts - line the peplum - keep the length. Skip the belt. I really like the collar on you.
ReplyDeleteWow, gorgeous shirt! That shape is fantastic. I love the peplum, and the fit is great!
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