That said, I am pleased with the outcome of my little kimono jacket. The charmeuse is buttery soft and the color is equally as enticing! When I took this picture, there was a slight breeze blowing on the patio, and although I thought that my "grey lady" was sufficiently covered, she came a bit undone!Tomorrow is our Silk Painters of Atlanta meeting. I'm looking forward to seeing friends that I only get to see a few times a year. We will miss Martha, who is recuperating from Shingles. Be well Martha!!
PEACE
7 comments:
This is beautiful! I covet this soft, exciting, draping piece of flattering loveliness ... sigh!
Wow! This is truly beautiful. My guess was way out. Yiu have a great eye for colour and design. What amazes me is the speed at which you work - you must be great at time management. And also the best dressed woman in Atlanta, as I suppose you made this for yourself? I hope so. OOXX
I agree with everything Carol said, fabulous jacket Judy
Regards
Karen
I can only agree with all that have commented before me.
You are just an amazing artist, costumier and what ever Judy!
Love everything you do (almost) =)))))))
KRAM Eva
Oh my goodness, I love that jacket. What pattern do you use? Or is that a pre-made jacket. I love it.
do we get to see a pic of you in this lovely jacket?
The jacket is BEAUTIFUL, and I loved seeing the progression from white silk to garment. I know too well that sinking feeling when a first dye application looks nothing like what I expected and totally blah. I'm glad you photographed all of the steps along the way. I'm trying to do a better job of that myself.
Keep up the good work!
-Russ
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