I tried sewing the Esti Set in a day. But was it a success or a FAIL?
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- Thanks for joining me in today’s video in which I have a day of sewing and try my hand at a summer co-ord. But will it be a success or a failure?
Thanks for watching!
Amelia x
Patterns and Fabric mentioned in the video:
Tilly and the Buttons Esti Co-ord Set shop.tillyandthebuttons.com/p...
(I was gifted the pattern by the Tilly and the Buttons team with no obligation to sew it or to post my make.)
Nerida Hansen fabrics can be found here neridahansen.com.au/collectio...
Gutermann invisible thread www.hobbycraft.co.uk/guterman...
What I am wearing in the video:
Style Arc Ariana sundress www.stylearc.com/shop/sewing-...
Fabric Godmother ‘Meadow Life’ viscose twill www.fabricgodmother.co.uk/mea...
Sew Love Patterns Springe Jumpsuit www.sewlovepatterns.com/shop/...
Irish linen was from Threadquarters (Aegean Blue, 230 GSM) www.threadquarters.co.uk/prod...
Music and SoundFX from Epidemic Sound
Hara Noda ‘Over Here’ www.epidemicsound.com/track/o...
Magnus Ringblom Quartet ‘Sunset Martini’ www.epidemicsound.com/track/b...
Thanks for such an insightful video! It helped me reflect on a few things: we don’t always have to follow the latest popular trend or pattern, flat waistbands are indeed more flattering for some of us and invisible thread... yay! 😃
So true! I am so excited to have discovered invisible thread!
Your review of this pattern was really helpful, I’m with you when it comes to an elastic waist I don’t think they do anything for my curves , having said all that I thought that the set looked really lovely on you, it’s strange how others see us and how we feel in different outfits, but if I don’t feel comfortable in something it tends to “wear me” as opposed to me “ wearing it” I do hope that makes sense. I also thought the straps are two short and finally thanks for the tip on sewing the elastic together, it always frustrates me when I’m trying to do that tasks. Xx
Thank you so much Anne, I am glad you found the pattern review helpful and thank you for your lovely comment on how the set looked too. Maybe I will wear it a bit more around the house and see if I can build up confidence to wear it out - it is a different silhouette for me so that might be affecting my opinion of it too. I hope the elastic tip works for you - it is such a fiddly task! Thanks for watching. ❤
It's a lovely set. I think if I were you I might wear the trousers as a leisure suit but with a more plain top. The same with a longer strapped top and plain bottoms. Tlilleys flat fronted Safiya trousers are a favourite of mine. Great review and keep sticking to your gut feeling. Thanks
Great video Amelia! It's a bummer when you spend time on a garment (or two) that you don't instantly love, but you took away some good lessons and made an informative video that may help other sewists too.
This pattern doesn't appeal to me personally but I agree that sometimes it's good to try something out of the comfort zone and see if it works. Especially if you have a back up plan, in this case relegating the set to lounge/sleepwear. It might end up a blessing in disguise. I find it hard to set aside time to make PJs when it's more tempting to sew something for outside the house, but this way you got some cute pyjamas in a fun fabric that you'll probably get way more use out of (once you've adjusted the straps) than you would a regular out-of-the-house outfit.
Thank you so much Chloe for your lovely, encouraging comment! It was a bit disheartening when I did the final try on of the set. But I do think there was lots of good learning that came out of it and I am glad if the video helps others!
I definitely think the set will make for a fun summer loungewear set and maybe even on a beach holiday, so it wasn't a complete fail in the end! Thanks so much for watching. ❤
I think there is alot of problems with this pattern unfortunately and has caused alot of controversy in the sewing community, love your vlogs 🙂
It does seem to have caused a lot of chatter in the sewing community! Thanks for watching. 😊
Great video, really insightful into the pattern. I don’t think I’d be making this set as the pattern envelope did not fill me with excitement when I saw the plus sized model wearing the set. So many fit issues on the trousers. I know the Saguaro Set bottoms are really similar (and come with pockets! And separate waistband) so I’ll probably just stay with them. I like the shape of the top but I don’t think I’ll be buying the pattern purely for the top. I love the set on yourself and that fabric is beautiful. It’s very bold! Never managed to get Nerissa Hansen fabric to date (shocking!) 😂
Thank you so much Emma, I am really glad you enjoyed the review. I have been so tempted by the Saguaro set on people too but suspect I may have the same difficulty with them as they are elasticated waist trousers too? I adore Nerida Hansen fabric. This prints are so unique and the quality is fantastic!
Great video Amelia, so many tips for fitting. Great tip about sewing the elastic too. I love the fabric 😊 you are right as sewists we are constantly learning what we prefer to make. I thought the set looked good on you. What a find with the invisible thread.
Thank you so much Amelia, I am glad you enjoyed the video. I was so thrilled with how the invisible thread worked for this fabric!
Amelia, you are so right about following your gut. There's nothing wrong about sewing only what you love. You could go to a shop and look at different styles on you if you like. Cheers!
That is a great idea to try on a RTW version first. I think I might try to do that next time with a pattern I am unsure about.
I think there are a few problems with this pattern, the gaping is not good and you are right, the front is too high. Tilly might need to rectify it.
It does seem to gape on many of the versions I have seen. Hopefully it might be fixed for future versions of the pattern. Thanks for watching!
This pattern is so off, the appalling fit on the plus size model in the atATB images were enough to put me off.
Thank you for this review. It’s so nice to have an idea of potential issues before we all cut into our fabrics.
You are very welcome! I am glad you found the video helpful!
Thank you for sharing your project today. I learned so much ❤
Thank you for watching! I am glad it was helpful. 😊
Thank you for sharing what you’ve experienced with the pattern. It just doesn’t look comfortable… I couldn’t wear this outside my home either. I have more than enough unintentionnal lounge wear and don’t need to add any more ;)) I am tired on wasting money on patterns that I won’t wear and don’t want to make again. Recently I threw out a bunch of patterns that I had no intention to make ever again… I want now to concentrate on the excellent ones I already have, and that are fitting me perfectly. For something similar I would go with the Pomonas Pants from Anna Allen Clothing and the Ogden Cami from True Bias, or the very lovely, comfy and cute Reynolds Top from Helen’s Closet.
Thank you so much for watching Isabelle. I have just had a pattern purge too - it felt good to just let some go! I really like your suggestion of the Pomona pants. I have been looking at those as Theresa from @lostmythread recently made them and they look great on her! I must try the Reynolds top too as that has such a lovely neckline, and looks like it fits well. Thanks so much for your suggestions! ❤
Great video Amelia I always love your tips and I learn so much from you thank you x
Thank you so much Louise. I am really glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful.
Thank you so much for a ton of great tips! You made me smile over your excitement about the invisible thread. I learned so much!
Thank you so much Dawn. I am so glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful. The invisible thread was a bit of a revelation! 🤣
I appreciate your honest review. The fabric you chose is lovely. I wonder if the pants would be nice with a close-fitting solid top 🤷 And the top with a jean skirt or other solid skirt. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you Melanie. I am glad you enjoyed the video. I am wondering about the two pieces as separates and might try them a few different ways once I have made some adjustments. Thanks for your suggestions! 😊 And thank you for watching!
I like the way you did your dart.
Thank you Zelda!
Neat trick for easing the fabric in.
Amelia: thanks for the post very informative particularly with following your gut. I’ve stayed away from elastic waistbands or even partial elastic waistbands and was for the same reasons. It was really helpful for u to make and model. You can see the pants just aren’t sitting right even a side zip on the pattern would fix it. I was really happy you modelled the other co-or set to show the difference. So informative and intelligent! It is a lovely sleep set. Please make more of these kinds of videos.
Thank you so much for your lovely comment and I am really glad you found the video helpful! I will definitely plan more of these sewalong/tips/review style videos!
Loved this. Great fitting review.I think the fabric looks so great on you. For that you should ( if you change your mind and feel comfortable) wear it, it looks relaxed and modern. I hope it grows on you.
Thank you so much Jenni, that is very kind of you to say. I wonder if I will feel differently once I change the straps - and perhaps change the waistband on the trousers too.
This video came in perfect time for me as I’m planning on cutting out an Estimate set today. I’m going to follow your tutorial and remove a wedge from the top as this seems to be a common problem. I thought you you looked lovely in yours but I absolutely get it sometimes we just don’t feel comfortable in things that aren’t our style. Hopefully I’ll love mine 🤞. Thanks for a great video, I always love your makes xx
Thank you so much for watching and I hope that removing a small wedge helps with the fit across the front for you! I really hope you enjoy making and wearing your Esti set.
Yes, when you were ironing the strap pieces and told us they were the straps, I thought 'but that's so tiny!' But then I second guessed myself too and thought 'well, it is a higher-necked tank'. We all need to trust our first instinct! Love the fabric so much though.
It is definitely a higher neck - but it was a bit too high for me! The fabric is gorgeous so I hope I will wear it as PJ's.
To be honest, you are looking like a million bucks in the blue one at the end. Also the top and shirt. I am not thinking the Esti was just as flattering. You are right.
You are tall and slim, but even so.
Maybe better if you have longer and much flarier legs? But you do suit a v-neck much better.
Good luck! Happy sewing 😊
Thank you so much. It is funny how some patterns turn out and others don't but I am glad I gave it a go and learned about what I will prefer to make going forward. Thanks so much for watching!
Thank you for a great video Amelia. I loved your fabric choice. I thought you looked great in the finished set, however, I totally get that we need to feel good and like ourselves in what we wear. I'm definitely going to try your tip with the dart cutting and marking. I'm also going to investigate about getting myself a curved ruler, you made it look so easy when altering the top. Thank you 😊
Thank you so much for watching Michelle, I am really glad you enjoyed the video. I hope the dart tip helps - I found it so much faster to mark and sew them this way!
I've never thought about marking darts this way! Brilliant😊
Glad you liked it! I thought it worked so well - it was certainly a lot quicker.
Great video Amelia! I have a similar body shape as you and also don't like these trousers... glad to hear I'm not the only one 😊
Thank you for being honest, it help tremendously a brave beginner like myself! Thanks you and greetings from Germany 🤗
Thank you so much for your lovely comment and I am so glad you enjoyed the video. I think it is so important to be honest about our sewing journey - not everything is going to work out, or be a success - although it would be nice if it did! 😉
They’re going to be the most stunning pjs 😍. I totally get where you are coming from. I feel the same about the pattern but there’s plenty other Tilly patterns that I’m in love with so it’s swing and roundabouts isn’t it. Love the washi tape trick and the invisible thread. Off to buy some 🤪
Thank you! They are going to be a bit swish aren't they! I love so many of the Tilly patterns - especially the Mabel - not every pattern is for everyone and that's ok! (LOVED your Mabel by the way!!)
Glad you had such luck with the invisible thread. My Janome hated it. I’m with you Amelia. Trust your gut
Oh no, I am sorry your Janome didn't like it! I really wasn't sure if it would go through my Pfaff, but it coped just fine thankfully!
Thank you so much for your feedback about this pattern. I totally agree with your comments about the strap length and elasticated waist, both concerns for me, too. Some great tips about easing in fabric and sewing elastic together.😊
Thank you so much for your lovely comment. I am so glad you found the video helpful!
A great review thank you
So glad you enjoyed it!
I enjoyed this video immensely,it was very interesting. The fabric is so beautiful and it is a shame to consign the finished garment to pyjamas. I think that it looked fine on you but I don’t care for elasticated waists either,perhaps you could change that.I agree with the straps being to short but you have achieved a great fit on the bodice.Thank you Amelia for a lovely video,try not to hide that stunning fabric away. I am off to buy some invisible thread😃
Thank you so much! I am glad you enjoyed the video. I agree that it is a shame not to wear the fabric so perhaps I might try to change the waistband to a fitted one and see if I feel differently about the trousers then. I hope you enjoy working with your invisible thread - I was so thrilled with how that worked on this project!
Thanks for being honest about your experience with this pattern Amelia. I had already decided not to try this one as it’s not my style, but there do seem to be a lot of people who love it. I’ve only made 1 TATB pattern before- the Indigo dress, and I enjoyed making it but found the armholes really shallow. I narrowed the seam allowance to give myself a bit more room and it’s ok, but if I was to make it again I’d need to do some pattern alteration on it and that puts me off
It is a bit off-putting when a lot of alteration is needed isn't it. I will try to alter this set and see if it helps me to feel more comfortable wearing it. I am glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching!
Gosh, we are our own worst critics. I think you look smashing in the set! However, you have to feel comfortable wearing it. As a set of PJ’s it’s very glamorous. Thanks for all the tips.
Thank you Belinda. I think as sewists we do critique ourselves a lot, don't we! I hope I might get used to wearing this out and about - but it will be great for a beach holiday perhaps, or PJ's.
lovely informative video
I am glad you enjoyed it!
I like this set on you. I think it is something that would look lovely on hols in a warm country. It may grow on you. I”m just making the Safiyas and a matching top and am feeling a bit like you and wondering if it suits me! The joys of sewing. Thank you for a great video.
Thank you! I do wonder if it might work for a beach holiday. I hope you enjoy making and wearing your Safiya set!
Way to go for trying something out of your comfort zone. I don't gravitate towards full elastic bands either. If you have quite a bit of difference between the hip and waist measurement, it seems I always have too much fabric between the waist and hip area and it just doesn't look right on me. Works great for those that have smaller hips maybe. 🤷♂️
Your set will make adorable pajamas, so you can't say it was a total fail. Thanks for sharing your review of the pattern with us.😊
I think you are so right - maybe it is the waist and hip difference that is the reason why there is a lot of excess fabric in that area. I think that is why I don't feel very comfortable in them. I think they will be great as loungewear in the summer, or even on a beach holiday. So definitely not a total fail! Thanks so much for watching!
I think the set really suits a large scale pattern. It might look better worn if it had a flat front or darts and a closure instead of all around elastic. Your fabric was gorgeous. I don't think it was too loud for trousers (in the right fit for you) or a set, imo it was quite chic.
Thank you so much Natalie. I think I will look at adding darts. a flat waistband and maybe a size zip to make the trousers fit me better.
Love that fabric ( I was willing you toile !!) I wonder if you can change to a flat front with pleats or darts to adjust these? Always worth challenging our style preconceptions though (even if it serves to reinforce our instincts!!)
Thanks! I have altered the front to be more flat and I definitely think that has helped with the fit - but at the end of the day these will still be loungewear I think, and that's ok! Thanks so much for watching. :)
Hi Amelia. I actually think you look lovely in the set but you have to feel comfortable in it yourself. I agree with you about the elastic waist. I’ve got the pattern but thought I’d start by making the Safiya trousers (with the flat front from her last book). I made them in a lovely floaty viscose crepe and they look lovely and I’ve had so many nice comments. So I think like you that the flat front works better for me (my size is really similar to you!). I might try the top with the Safiya’s but I have a larger bust than you and I’m afraid the higher front will just make me look even bustier! Diana
Thank you for watching and I hope you enjoy making the Safiya trousers! I am going to try and amend these to have a flat front and see if that helps me feel more comfortable in them. Thanks for watching!
I made one Esti top, found it to be short, so i have amended by pattern piece to add a few inches to the length for my next one. I like the cullottes, they fit me ok.
They look so great on a lot of people - I am so glad you like your Esti set!
Great video and thanks for the fitting tips - really helpful to see how you fixed the gaping neckline issues. Out of interest, how much would you lengthen the straps by?? I love the finished make, I think the fabric is fabulous. I totally get that you need to feel it’s you though to feel comfortable wearing it! So equally it will make lovely PJs!
Thank you, I am glad the video was helpful. I think I am going to start by doubling the length of the strap (cutting the original pattern piece on the fold) and then I can make them the length that works best for me. Hopefully that might make the top feel more comfortable and I will get more wear out of it.
I think it would work with a blue sateen as separates. It’s a lot together and might be better apart., or with a contrasting blazer!
I think you are right! I might try wearing the trousers separately and see if I feel more comfortable!
Love the sew along Amelia! I can’t remember if you have tried the Saguaro set, but I imagine that would look lovely on you for another co-ord option.
Thank you Louise! I do love the look of the Saguaro set, but they are also elastic waist trousers so I am a little nervous about sewing that one up now too!
@@sewamelia I wonder if you could do the waistband like the Safiya trousers in TATB Make It Simple book. They have a flat fronted waistband. I just found I wanted the waistband a little higher. I toiled those and they came out well. In fact, if you used the Safiya trousers and the top half of the wrap front playsuit from that book you’d have something not too dissimilar to the Saguaro.
@@louisethompson2861 Thank you so much for the tip! I will go and have a look at the Safiya trousers now. Although I will have to add darts I think as there is a lot of fabric in the front of the trousers to allow for the elastic to draw them in. Thanks again!
I will try the invisible thread now. I’ve got a similar color blocked top that has similar thread-color problems.
I hope the invisible thread works well for you too!
I think you look nice! Redo the straps with longer bow ties and rock that top, you look nice in everything!💗👗
Thank you so much, that is so kind of you to say!
It's a shame that you don't like the set after making it, but I think that you're spot on with saying that we should trust our instincts. I never wear trousers that have an elastic waist like that because I look such a lump in them. You don't, you do look lovely in your set, but I can see that the trouser jumpsuit you wore on the second day looks even better on you. I hope that when you cut them down into pyjamas and lengthen the straps that you'll get more use out of them - it's such pretty fabric, and suits you beautifully.
I know that there's bit quite a lot of controversy over the fit of the trousers, however I think that it's just the nature of elastic waist trousers where the waist casing just folds down, it's not very forgiving of a tummy. I very much have a tummy and always seem to be tiptoeing between plus size and non-plus size so have learnt that this shape does me no favours, mores the pity!
It is such a shame that this kind of trouser doesn't work for everyone because it is so comfy and easy to sew! However, I am glad I tried it, but will stick to outfits more like my jumpsuit in the future. Thank you so much for your lovely comment, and for watching the video!
For the elastic waist i make sure the front is flat, and that the "ruffels" are on the side and back. It much more flattering!
That is such a great idea - I am going to unpick the waistband and try that, thank you!
@@sewamelia i left the elastic in all the way around. It just making sure its flat at the front and putting few stitches in the waist band so it doesnt move.
This is so helpful. I have the pattern and am glad that I bought sale fabric to make my first version.😂. Sorry yours did not work for you although I think you look good in everything! Lovely fabric.
I am so glad the video was helpful! I hope your Esti set works out well for you!
Love the dart tip!
As for the invisible thread... I wind the bobbin on the machine at slow speed so it doesn't stretch. If the top and bottom threads are the same you won't get the white pin dots coming up. Also, a bit longer stitch length and loosen the tension a tiny bit. Your trouser hems looked a bit puckered. As for the fit of the Esti? The top looked tight. Is it a pullover? The legs are so wide a longer length would be more flattering. I'm 5'3" and always look slimmer if wide legs go to the floor. Thank you very much for sharing. I hit subscribe!
Glad you enjoyed the dart tip! I think I would have made the trousers floor length, but sadly I was limited by my two short fabric lengths, so made them as long as I could. It is so funny that the hems looked puckered in the video, as they are absolutely fine - I did lengthen the stitch length, which helped I think. The top fits much better now I have lengthened the straps, but will still be loungewear I think! Thanks so much for watching!
The other coOrds this season are more you. Yes, straps definitely too short. Our guts, 6 sense are definitely helpful 😊
Thank you Karol! I do love the skirt set more!
You could easily change the band to flat-fonted by removing the elastic, re-cutting it for the back and fitting it in.
I am wondering about changing the waistband - although I would need to add darts at the front and back as the pants are so wide that the waist would sit too far back without elastic to draw it in. I will definitely ponder that though as I think it would help me wear them more!
My immediate thoughts of the esti, were, its not for me. I agree, it looks really nice on other people but not for me. I think once you have made some more adjustments, it will be good on you. But at least if you still dont like the trousers, you have a lovely summer top, once you have lengthened the straps. The fabric is great btw.
Thank you Annette. I am hoping with a few adjustments I can make the pattern suit me a bit better.
Personally I love it on you, it looks fun 🎉 but obviously you need to feel comfortable .
Thank you so much for your kind comment! I think it is quite different from my usual style so maybe that's why I don't feel 100% comfortable in the set.
Thanks for sharing! That fabric is stunning, sorry it didn’t come to good use, but I agree about the set. I have found that I only like elasticated waists on trousers if the fit over the hips is snug. You should even struggle a bit to pull them up over your hips, because that means there isn’t too much fabric to gather round your waist. It’s also important that the crotch seam has the perfect curve. This all makes a good fit over your bum which is a major issue with elasticated trousers.
I’m just about to sew a little girl’s dress for a friend. She wants me to incorporate material from an over 100 year old heirloom blouse in white lace and cotton voile, so it’s a very particular make. I decided to make a dress with little ”wings” on the shoulders and buttons down the back so it can be used as a pinafore in the winter and as a summer dress as well. I remembered that you love Peony Patterns for there classic romantic style of dresses and had a look. And I found the perfect one - the Wisteria dress!
Thanks for all your inspiration and happy summer! 🌸🌾☀️
Oh, the Wisteria dress is such a pretty pattern, especially those tucks on the skirt! It will look stunning in that heirloom fabric and I hope you really enjoy making it!
@@sewamelia 💖
Thank you for the video - very useful in many ways. What was the pattern for the skirt co ord, it looked very neat (loved the fabric also).
Thank you so much Sally! The top of the skirt co-ord was the Ogden Cami and the skirt is a self-drafted 1/2 circle skirt using the By Hand London free circle skirt calculator. Hope that helps!
Morning
Great sew but I agree keep as pjs
Thank you! ❤️
Great video once more, I do agree about this set that it would look like jamas on me too. I’m interested in your alteration on the top, it looks like you took a wedge out of CB & CF but don’t you cut this on the fold? So how does that work? Thanks xx
I used my French Curve so that the wedge followed a gentle curve which helped when I lined the pattern piece up along the fold. It wasn't perfect, but the adjustment definitely removed the gaping and meant the straps were in the right place, so it worked for me. 😊
@@sewamelia thank you, the top fitted you perfectly, so it definitely worked!
Oh no, too bad you don’t like it😢. I think you look amazing in it. The fabric is really lovely too. Agree about the length of the straps though.
Thank you so much, you are very kind. Maybe it is just quite different from what I usually wear. I am hoping I might get used to it when I wear it as loungewear/beachwear.
@@sewamelia It’s lovely even as lounge wear!
I think flat- fronted waistbands are great. For me, makes fitting a bit easier and I don’t think elastic around my abdomen suits me.
It has been so interesting to hear so many others say they prefer flat waistbands too. I think I am going to try to alter these somehow so they will work better for me.
Loved this vlog. Your Nerida Hansen fabric is gorgeous. I think your esti set looks lovely on you but if you're not comfortable, you could just use them as separates perhaps?
Great idea using invisible thread, never heard of it before now.
Love your blue jumpsuit. Might be one I might try x
Thank you so much Crystal. I might try them as separates. I think I will definitely wear the top, but I am really not sure about the trousers. The Springe jumpsuit is one of my absolute favourites. I really need to make another one for this summer!
I wonder if you could somehow turn the trousers in to a skirt 🤔 lovely fabric
That is a thought! Thank you!
I wonder if Tilly has run out of very simple beginner projects. Is this the time to continue with the very good instructions ( a USP) and create patterns aimed at beginner + ? I know she has dungaree patterns which are more complex.
I love the colors on you. Snazzy pajama sets are great. The Este is not for me either.
Thank you so much Christine. I do love snazzy PJ's! I think these might work ok for a beach holiday too, or summer loungewear.
Beautifully sewn as always. I really did not like this. Not on you, not on anyone. Perhaps as you say if the tops were lengthened it might work. As is, I thought it looked uncomfortable. The arms he also not quite right, as you said. Loved the fabric :0)
Thank you! The arms are a bit uncomfortable but I am hoping longer straps will help with that, as elsewhere the top fits nicely.
Every TATB pattern I’ve made does not fit me well. I’ve given up on them now
I am new to sewing and currently making the esti. It’s too big at the front can you explain how you took some out of the front please.
Hi, I go through the alteration process in the video about how I took a wedge out of the front. This does make the top a little smaller, so you do need to check there is enough ease to do the alteration before you start by checking the finished garment measurements. Hope that helps!
Also why is your Tilly pattern on tissue paper rather than normal paper?
I asked for the PDF version which I had printed at Fabulosew as I much, much prefer tissue paper to the paper in the pattern envelope.
Very pretty make but not quite the thing you wanted. 😊
Yes! I hope I can alter it a little so it works better for me.
I think it looks great but I understand that some styles are not comfortable to wear.
Thank you so much, you are very kind. I think it is just not a style I feel confident in, but it will make great loungewear!
I actually like the outfit on you. I think it looks really nice. However, you need to be comfortable in it.
Thank you so much, that is very kind! I'm not sure what it is, but I just don't feel comfortable in it sadly!
I agree a fail. Not for you. Fabric nice though.
Thank you. It is really pretty fabric!
You know what your style is..... beautiful fabric!!! We must try different things. You, to me, are a dress and jumpsuit gal. Tiny waist
Thank you! I do prefer a dress and a jumpsuit I think.
Hi Amelia,
By the look on your face it was obvious you were a little uncomfortable in the outfit.
Being our own fashion labels allows us to have garments that are perfectly fitted if not always perfectly suited to our vision of ourselves. The invisible thread is a winner and you have a very fancy pair of pjs. Not a bad day’s work. 🦘🇦🇺
Yes, I think it is such a different style for me that I don't feel confident and comfortable in it. But I do think they will make great PJ'S!