I've had this picture from an old Coldwater Creek catalog on my inspiration board for a while, and really wanted to create this look.
I searched my internet fabric sources for a salt and pepper tweed and couldn't fine what I wanted anywhere. Then I turned to my stash and what to my wandering eyes did appear?, but a reasonable facsimile - I think it was donated by Ebony awhile ago. The fabric is a wool blend, and the skirt is fully lined. I used TNT McCall's 3830 view c that I've probably made up 5 or 6 times previously.
Looks fabulous, Faye.
ReplyDeleteI'm about to head into a skirt making frenzy, you've inspired me. I guess you can call this a TNT now!
ReplyDeleteNice skirt... ok Ms. Faye, you starting something... I need a skirt or two.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. It sure pays to keep an ideas board.
ReplyDeleteLove your skirt,great fit
ReplyDeleteLove the look. Very classic.
ReplyDeleteCute pencil skirt! The outfit is very becoming.
ReplyDelete"I sew much slower in reality than I do in my mind..." Don't we all!?!?
ReplyDeleteLooks good!
I love skirts with only 4 pieces; you feel like you've accomplished something very quickly. Your skirt and top look great on you. Can't wait to see the next project!
ReplyDeleteNice skirt, Faye. Love the jungle goes to work outfit as well. Have a great weekend.
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"The very best thing about finishing a project besides wearing it - is STARTING MY NEXT PROJECT..."
ReplyDeleteHa! I love that philosophy. Great skirt! I bought a beautiful black & white tweedish/boucle-ish last year for a skirt and you are really inspiring me...
Faye you "nailed" that look! Love it! Can't wait to see your next project too!
ReplyDeleteAnother great outfit! I'm jealous! I have no sewing time for at least a month!
ReplyDeleteVery cute skirt! Don't you just love being able to shop the stash.
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