i like how this photo conveys the dreamy softness of the nightgown. don't look too closely at the handiwork. and try to ignore the SLEEVES. do you see how gigantic the are? but the glorious thing is that i made them! once the pieces were cut out, you should have seen me trying to match them up to the body of the dress. even while sewing the second one together, i was sure there was a good chance i'd done it wrong. it just sorta muddled up my head for some reason. thank goodness warm weather is here and i can make some sleeveless tops.
5 comments:
I think this is stunning... you shouldn't make apologies!
i wanna see some nightgowns made from certain fabric remnants certain friend gave certain apologetic sewer. i love it!
this turned out beautifully! i love the color and etherealness of it.
Hey,
I wanted to share with you that this weekend we went to my father-in-law's farm in Talbotton, GA. Among his wonderful stories,he was telling me about how he grew up singing shape note music. Did ya'll document any of that Middle GA region?
Julia,
Wow--I'd love to hear more about who he knows and who he's sung with, etc. Our film features a 91 year old man from Macon. We go to singings in that area a few times a year. I bet your father-in-law would enjoy our movie. I can lend you a copy if you'd like (or you need a Father's Day gift idea...)
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