To start off, a picture of Sunday's dinner, the savory bread pudding:

It was quite tasty, let me tell you.
And more tastiness was made yesterday, a new batch of jam, with strawberries, cherries, and peaches:

Yesterday, I also cut out the pieces for a new dress for myself. Ever since I received this necklace, I've been thinking I needed a spectacular dress with which to showcase it. I had some black on black fabric already, and when I went in search of a contrasting fabric for it, I found this wonderful white taffeta with a black velvet pattern:

The dress I'm making with it is McCall's M6097. For some reason, they have this labeled as a "Victorian" pattern.
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*blinkblink*
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Ooooooookay. I guess maybe because the back has a bustle? Even though the naming boggles the brain, it's still a lovely dress, and it's not the pattern's fault someone labeled it so ridiculously.
All the fabric got cut out yesterday, and I got the bodice together today. It's being modeled by Phyllis, my new dress form:


Tomorrow I'll tackle the skirt. Tomorrow afternoon, that is. Late tomorrow afternoon, most likely. I have a lunch date with a friend and a strawberry margarita.
2 comments:
Love that fabric...can't wait to see more!
what fun! Gorgeous necklace too. Oh & your blog is making me hungry- off to find some toast & jam now
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