We had the lead for most of this game, and had some brilliant plays; one that went viral and was featured on ESPN.
But in the end, the ‘Clones rallied and denied us the win.
After the game I headed downtown to the really cool vintage clothing store, where I made one great purchase and two gambles.
This fully-lined wool dress needs nothing done to it. I can wear it to work tomorrow. $20.
This dress is too large in the chest and upper bodice, so I’m going to attempt to alter it from the shoulders. This has potential failure, as I’ve never altered from that end before. If I ruin the dress I’m out $12.50, and a potentially cute summer dress.
The sweater is a $15 gamble. It is huge on me. Think of using a big lawn and leaf bag in a little kitchen trash can. It is almost dress length but not quite. I think I can make it work, over a simple knit dress.
beautiful post, I love vintage clothes and I am always sewing, I have learned by myself how to fix my own clothes. but I do interior decor with fabrics, this is my profession I am venturing upon. And I am loving everything I make. Thank your for stopping at my blog. Welcome to My country Epoque!
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Thank you. We share some similar passions. I’ll enjoy seeing what you share on your blog.
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Thank you very much. yes we do share similar aspects in sewing and crafts. We will be sharing each others’ passion. Have a wonderful week!
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