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| Looks like DH should have mowed the lawn! |
The skirt is my Self Drafted TNT skirt pattern, with the fabric being completely fused with Superfine interfacing to help stop it from bagging from sitting as well as lining the skirt in my normal fashion with Sun Silky lining.
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Unfortunately this skirt can't be included in my SWAP plans, but that is okay as I have the perfect brown summer weight wool ready to be made into a skirt and the remainder of the silk crepe de chine that I used to quilt my jacket with for a top.
I would like to thank all of you for reading my posts this year and enjoying my journey with me and your wonderful comments that you have taken the time to share. I look forward to seeing your sewing adventures in 2014 and wish everyone a wonderful New Year and a sewfantastic 2014.
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Stash Out: 32.65m
Stash In: 24.80m
27 comments:
Wonderful outfit Sharon! Look forward to joining you in some sewing adventures in 2014.
What a fabulous suit! You look wonderful and it is amazingly beautiful.
Can't wait to see your 2014 Sewing Adventures.
Happy New Year!
Beautiful suit! Looking forward to your 2014 sewing.
Fantastic outfit Sharon. I hope you get many opportunities to wear this suit in the New Year, to justify all the work that you must have put into it. You have impeccable sewing skills. Looking forward to following your sewing journey in 2014.
Beautifully done! Looks wonderful on you.
That outfit looks fantastic on you. I love the whole look. Very classy and classic.
Have a great New Year and I look forward to sewing with you in 2014
Beautifully constructed outfit, Sharon ~ well done! It looks smashing on you ... J
The suit is stunning Sharon. Isn't it a pity that life is so casual nowadays that it is not easy to wear such gorgeous garments. The jacket though would also work with more casual trousers, and the skirt with a nice jumper. The craftsmanshiip is once again superb. Happy New Year Sharon.
Fabulous work as always. The outfit is very flattering on you and even more wearable for being able to be split and worn as separates. The jacket would look fab with jeans too I think.
Stunning! Sharon you look a million dollars. How lovely to have such a gorgeous outfit in your wardrobe. It is beautiful in every way... and such a fabulous high to note on which to farewell 2013. Happy new year and I look forward to more sewing adventures in 2014.
Your suit looks amazing. I adore the jacket by itself, but as an ensemble,this is beautifully smart and polished.
Fantastic suit.
How wonderful you look. The fitting of both pieces is just perfect. So very elegant. And I know the workmanship would be so good. It eas great to re-connect with you this year after a 15 year or so hiatus. Bring on 2014!! Cheers, Karen
LOVE!!!! I hope you wear it, together and separately, to death.
A to-die-for ensemble like that deserves it. ;-)
Fabulous!
The fit is great, the back looks so smooth and the waist is so slimming. I love the trim that you picked, very chic and classy.
How beautiful! Your work always impresses me, and this one is just perfect. Meets the William Morris qualification it is both beautiful and useful...
Gorgee-ous!
This is so darling! Very feminine and very professionally finished.
This is stunning! Absolutely stunning!
Absolutely exquisite, and very versatile. Bravo.
Sharon, this jackeet and skirt set is one of the best things I've ever seen on any blog.I absolutely love it. Happy New Year and looking forward to seeing what you sew in 2014.
Great fit.
Lovely, lovely outfit. Well done! ~Teri
Beautiful!!! You can wear the jacket anywhere - with a different skirt, trousers or (my favorite combo) jeans! And the suit will be a great option for dinner out.
Fabulous!!!!
That suit is stunning! I hope one day I can make pieces that look that great!
I don't know how I missed this but I'm glad you linked to it from your most recent post. Your suit is absolutely gorgeous! And I love the coloration (I love me the earth tones)!
Happy New Year!
Wow, what a beautiful suit and such a great fit! I'd love to be able to make myself a jacket, definitely something to aim for...
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