Fabric: Red wool/something blend, found at Love Vintage Fair in Melbourne
Pattern: Vogue 8766
Result: Long warm skirt for winter. Very heavy!
This is the same pattern I used for the Autumnal Florals dress. I made up the waist band by measuring the waist of the skirt, cutting out 2 pieces 4 inches wide, and tapering the seams at the back.
I didn't have a red zip. Luckily I quite like pink and red together. The buttons are a vintage set I've had for yonks from.... somewhere
It sits very high on the waist. No serious foundation garments required for this one!
This green t-shirt isn't going so well though...
Just needs an accessory or two...
Or a cute cardi!
(You'd think I might remember to wear some make up at least)
Still needs something else though...
How about a refreshing beverage?
Or not!
See you at the drive-in!
Aren´t you clever?, ahhhhhhhhh. I love how beautifully the skirt goes with the cherry cardigan.
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That is so cute!! I have no circle skirts. I have dresses that are very flowy, but have very few skirts.
ReplyDeletelooks great with the cardi and the kitty
ReplyDeleteLove the skirt! I am particularly fond of the high waist on it.
ReplyDeleteOh that skirt is PERFECTION! LOVE THE HIGH WAIST, LOVE THE BUTTONS. Oops sorry for yelling. But that skirt is FABULARSEHOLE!!!
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That skirt-it has the most delightful flare!
ReplyDeleteAnd the first green top actually looked great:)
Love the kitty cat its just so fluffy and cute!
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Shubhi's Revels!
What a beautiful skirt. I love it. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd look at your tiny waist! I'm insanely jealous!
this skirt is so great! perfect with the cherry cardi!
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Seriously, completely fantastic skirt - and sweater (cherries on a pink background, you've got me swooning over here to no end!). Love this outfit and could see myself wearing it in a heartbeat, too.
ReplyDelete♥ Jessica