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@Greenpip, thank you!
He is very supportive of my sewing, I am lucky.

(And, just quietly, he is super chuffed by your comments)

@Greenpip, thank you!
He is very supportive of my sewing, I am lucky.

(And, just quietly, he is super chuffed by your comments)

@Greenpip, thank you!
He is very supportive of my sewing, I am lucky.

(And, just quietly, he is super chuffed by your comments)

Sounds lovely Linda, I do so love that dress.

That is a seriously cute raincoat.

Thank you, off for a peep.

I finally got around to blogging it
http://fiveandcounting-motherof5.blogspot.com.au/2015/01/a-stitched-thank-you.html

Thank you, again, so much Girls.

I really enjoyed your description @brenda1652. Our stock is far more at risk of dehydration and bush fires.

I know Sarvi, I hope it happens.

First week of school finished, hurrah for the weekend.

I know Sarvi, I hope it happens.

First week of school finished, hurrah for the weekend.

Ooh, consider binding the arm holes, it gives a lovely finish.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/motherof5/5222117025/in/set-72157625264559742 (this is a School Photo but you can see what I mean)

Thanks for the link Nicole. I am not going to line the sleeves, so I may go with your option #2. I’m excited to pull out this pattern – one of my favorites!

After reading my own post, I would just baste and neaten the dress and lining together and then add the yoke, as per usual.

I have a blog post here Janice http://www.pinterest.com/pin/73676143878325815/
I adore this dress pattern.

That was a huge job, well done!

Which way are you pressing the dart?