
I had cut out the body of this dress, and it languished by the machine until I HAD to get it done on Saturday – we were to wear bright clothing to honor a friend at the garden party that was her memorial. So Saturday morning I cut out pockets for it, and sewed it up – the hem is long, long, long! This is the same design as the gray-green dress I made in May, the same front and back so that I can just throw it on and go. Pockets for my phone and whatever. Light and summery. I’m actually finding I wear the first dress a couple of times a week; I’ve worn it to things like my uncle’s memorial, and thrown it over my bathing suit as a cover. I’m wearing it now, in fact, sitting getting this blog post out! The flowered one won’t get that much use, as it’s synthetic fabric, but it was perfect for yesterday’s Celebration of Life garden party. So, sew and wear the same day.
I will honor my friends by posting a photo of the cardinals and nest that are along the entrance to the road up to where the party was held. It’s a great symbol for the love and kindness shared by this couple over 52 or so years of marriage.

That is a wonderful thought with the birds nesting.
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Both dresses a great success! ABG/P
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I love your colorful dress. It looks so comfy. 💕
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It would be more comfy if it was made from a natural fabric! But that’s not what that colorful print was printed on.
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My condolences on the loss of your friend.
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Thank you – she was only a couple of years older than I, which makes one think!
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What a clever way to display your dress for a picture. It is lovely and looks comfortable.
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I love your dress. I hope you find similar fabric in a natural fiber and make it again.
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I’m sure I will – I’ve been refining the design over about four dresses now, and the first ones are comfortable house dresses or sleepwear; as I’ve made them fit better and hang better, they are more likely wear to events dresses. I will wear the gray-green one tomorrow to another memorial.
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