The Facts
Fabric: Light weight wool
Patterns: Cynthia Rowley Tulip Skirt 2512 – A&B- no belt.
Notions: 7 Inc zipper and matching thread
Time to complete: It was cut and left unfinished for a multitude of sins ( was my 2nd skirt-2009) but I decided to spend a hour on it and Its ok. I cannot re cut so I had to do with what I had.
First worn: 2011
Wear again? Yes. I love tulip skirts
Total Cost: £8 a metre. I bought a total of (1 metre 30 cm. )
Review: It’s a great pattern because It's so simple and I definitively recommend to have a winter version
Style: Ted Baker shoes, Vintage fur belt and Dorethy Perkins Velvet dress!
Sorry for the photos this week, Its too cold outside!
This worked well for my winter plan .
I like how you chose to style your skirt, the blue velvet top compliments it well.
ReplyDeleteThe Tulip Skirt definitely is your style. The skirt and entire outfit looks great! It's a good addition to your wardrobe.
ReplyDeleteThat skirt looks great on you!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this!!! Such a great ensemble!!
ReplyDeleteLove the skirt on you. It really suits your body.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Tulip skirts did work well with my growing waist ad my diet is not working . Its a great shape skirt ! I love sewing things that can be styled well as I want to take the most use of it !
ReplyDeleteI do love that skirt!
ReplyDeleteRachel.
ReplyDeleteLove your skirt..Looks fantastic on you. Love the color too.. Happy sewing.
Your support and praise comments are so special and I treasure your opinions! xx
ReplyDeleteWow you look dynamite in that outfit! I love the fabric combo. Would you like to post a photo link to your blog on my Sew & Tell Saturday linky party at my blog this Saturday? Its geared specifically for sewing projects and its fun to discover new blogs and get some new visitors to our own blog this way.
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Sew Country Chick.
Very nice skirt it suits you!
ReplyDeleteWell done. Looking good.
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