So I took it along in the car when we took Clara to school, along with scissors, thread, and the remains of the gray tee shirt.
And added a few more sprigs of leaves. Best thing about Alabama Chanin projects? They never have to be finished.
Wednesday, September 05, 2012
A Second Blooming
One of my first Alabama Chanin projects was this jersey dress in violet (one of Hancock's few jersey offerings--I've used many a yard of this!). I love the dress; the fit is good, I like the color and design . . . but . . . I thought there was room for a little more oomph on the front.
So I took it along in the car when we took Clara to school, along with scissors, thread, and the remains of the gray tee shirt.
And added a few more sprigs of leaves. Best thing about Alabama Chanin projects? They never have to be finished.
So I took it along in the car when we took Clara to school, along with scissors, thread, and the remains of the gray tee shirt.
And added a few more sprigs of leaves. Best thing about Alabama Chanin projects? They never have to be finished.
Oh, please - another tale of what your family can do in the car! Arghh
ReplyDeleteIt looks very pretty.
Lisateresa
Gorgeous! It really does add a bit more oomph! I love that about the Alabama Chanin style, you can just keep doing more :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE!!! One of these days you need to have an invitation for your blog friends to come and live with you for a weekend! Maybe it can be a contest for two!
ReplyDeleteYou might ask your husband if that's OKAY first!
:0)))))
Love and blessings to you and your beautiful family,
Maria Ricci
I think she'd have to rent the White House for that. (Maria Ricci's idea, that is.)
ReplyDeleteLisateresa
I agree with Maria! :)
ReplyDeleteI bet this color looks so good on you! I have got to get some of the Alabama Chanin items as I love to sew, but do not have a machine.