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I am really pleased with how this dress from the February Burda Style came out. It was made with the same fabric as the Blue Sorbetto , which I think is lovely and I wish I had bought more.
The bodice is from Burda Style 02-2011-101 and the skirt is a simple circle skirt from 'The Party Dress Book' so I had less bulk at the waist and more fullness at the hem. You could easily use the Linda skirt pattern for the circle skirt, so I have put a link at the right. It went together really quickly and it was all done in a few hours.
I reviewed the February Burda Style here and said that I hoped that it would fit better than the similar vintage patterns that I had tried making, and I really like how this fits. I was really worried as I was making it that it was going to be too small, and I nearly put it aside, so I am so glad I didn't.
Looking at the Burdastyle Finished Projects I can see that this is a really popular dress and it is universally flattering, and I think this is down to the grown on cap sleeves which gives a lovely hourglass shape. You can see even more versions of this dress on 'The Sew Weekly' and the 'One Dress, Seven Bloggers' sewalong.
I am on holiday right now and it is boiling hot, so if I could change one thing about this dress I would have self lined it as the fabric is cotton and could have been a lot cooler than the rather cheap lining that I used.
I think everyone should make this dress and thanks to Burdastyle everyone can get hold of the pattern here.
For more information and other projects visit my blog Something in the Way She Sews
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Mar 17, 2012, 03.33 AMby Cristina Haines
Nice fabric!
Jul 25, 2011, 08.41 AMby yolandac8
It looks beautiful, well done!
Jul 23, 2011, 08.44 AMby kihli
I like your dress, it fits you perfect, and you are right that it is a flattering style, especially with your modified skirt, I like it better in your version! Also, the deep blue colour is great!
Jul 23, 2011, 09.32 AMby melongrowergirl
Same here! Good idea with taking a different skirtpattern! :-)
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I purchased this comforter in March after researching and reading all the good reviews on this site. It arrived quickly and had very little odor, which was gone entirely after a day of airing out. I was a little disappointed however, that even after a few days of airing, it did not have uniform fluff in the compartments, but had more fluff around the outer edges and less in the middle. And it also remained very creased and wrinkled looking. Also, having used an oversized comforter previously, I was a bit disappointed that this one barely covers the mattress of my standard king-size bed, and due to the all the down at the edges, it causes it to stick out from the sides of the bed. Having now used it for 3 months, I absolutely love the comfort and feel of it, and it's very pretty despite some remaining creases in the fabric. I have had no problems with down leaking out or shifting. The fact that there is still more down on the edges than in the middle has not affected the comfort during midwest spring/summer, but I am worried it may not be as warm as expected during the cold winters.
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I agree with the below review - this comforter is not as advertised. It is of VERY poor quality. Within 2 months of owning it, the down went to the sides and there were empty squares completely devoid of any down inside. The feathers come out and are all over the place and the shell of the comforter is of very poor quality as well. It does not look at all like the picture in the listing - it does not have stripes and is NOT silk or anything close to silk. This is a falsely advertised product - be AWARE.
Very pleased with this comforter...it measured what was stated in the specs. It is good quality and even though it is supposed to be extra warm, it is very comfortable for us in May under air conditioning. There are no "cons" for this product.
This is the second one I've purchased because I couldn't find another comforter that I loved as much as the first one. Both were warm, yet not too warm. The outside is silky and stays cool. The only negative is that it didn't fluff evenly. Overall, I was very happy with this product (twice).
This is probably one of my best purchases, ever. This is such a warm and cozy comforter. I was motivated to replace my old comforter and blankets as I was fighting with the weight during the night, in turning over and having to deal with straightening the covers as I did so. Now with just a sheet and comforter I am extremely warm and comfortable, but yet while sleeping under a lighter weight. Plus, I can turn off the heat at night. I have never had a better comforter and am loving the pure luxury of the down comforter. I am allergic to dust etc. and have not had one sniffle from the beautiful comforter.
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Group A: Mending things.
1: Darn socks.
No, I did not type a swear. Darning is the process of sewing over a hole or thin patch in order to re-create the original knit or fabric, hold the hole tight together and fill it in, basically making it as useful as new. Oftentimes this is done with socks, as getting matching wool is easier and a messy job is less likely to be noticed. Also, socks get holes and thin-patches in them in a matter of hours.
Here is a useful video and a guide on how to darn socks:
2: Sew small holes.
Again, a common reason for throwing out old clothes. Or just stopping wearing them. We promise ourselves we will fix it sometime, but are far more likely to replace or forget it. But this is the single simplest thing you can do!
Simply turn the item of clothing inside out, press the sides of the fabric together and put a couple of stitches in it, like so.
Once this is done, turn it the right way around and observe your handiwork. It looks best on t-shirts and when done on small holes near seams, but eventually can reach a point where the mends are barely noticeable in other types of fabric.
3: Patch big holes.
So now you can handle the little ones, what about the big boys? Annoyingly, unless they're more of a tear than a hole, sewing these up is kind of useless, as it scrunches and ruins the item of clothing. The only way around it is to patch.
Take a piece of fabric large enough to cover the hole. Look for something nice, that may look good. For chest-holes at the sides and thigh-holes, cut a pocket-sized patch; for centre-bust , centre-dead, elbow and knee holes, cut a cute shape; for under-bust, shoulder, hip of thigh holes, cut a band to go around the garment; for less visible ones, choose the same fabric as the original item and sew the patch underneath.
Then, sew the patch over the hole. Align it and pin it into place first. Then, as you sew, fold the edge of the fabric under itself so the edges stay smooth. You can leave them to fray a little, if you like, but make sure the patch is big and strong enough so that fraying won't matter.
Group B: Adjusting things.
4: Shortening trouser legs.
Another important task. Oftentimes, especially with men's clothing and suit trousers, it is better to buy something slightly long in the leg than slightly tight or loose in the waist. However, folding them in or out won't always work, so it's important to know how to properly adjust trouser lengths.
Firstly, get the person to put on the trousers. Fold the leg inside itself and roll up until the edge is the right height. Use two pins to hold the fold in place at the seams. Repeat on the other leg. Have the person walk around a little to make sure they fit properly.
Next you have three options. Firstly is iron-on tape. This is a sticky plastic tape that you put inside your fold and iron into the fabric so it holds both sides together. However, it won't last forever and rips apart easily.
The next option is a slip-stitch. I'll confess that I prefer these, as they're easy to adjust and mend and are more easily hidden than straight stitches. Basically, tie your thread tight on four opposite sides of the folded leg, then, just feed the thread through, using a simple over and under stitch, until you've gone all around. Tie off and make sure it can be straightened.
Finally we have the solid stitch. A little more obvious, especially if the thread doesn't quite match, and less adjustable, but more robust and attractive when noticed. Simply stitch along the actual crease or the original end of the trousers to hold your fold in shape.
5: Fitting shirts and t-shirts.
This isn't as important, but can help make clothes fit that little bit better and feel more comfortable.
Take a shirt or a t-shirt that's slightly too big or slightly too small in any area. Maybe a shirt that fits nicely but pulls apart a bit at the bust, or a t-shirt that's just too tight on the arms. This is going to be our project.
Try it on and work out where it's too tight and where it's too loose. Do a sketch of the top and mark where you want it bringing in or loosening by a little.
Then, turn the top inside out and look at where you need to undo the stitches to loosen or tighten a seam. Make a tight stitch either end of the space you're going to unstitch. Carefully snip and remove the stitches until all the thread is removed. There should be a fold of fabric that was held down by the stitches.
If you're tightening it, make sure to fold the seam tighter. If you're loosening it, use that loose fabric to give yourself more space. Stitch back up.
6: Top bust.
Another useful one. If the bust of something is too low cut, find a fabric that matches the top or dress and cut out a triangle that will fit inside the bust. Turn the item inside out, pin the fabric into place and stitch it in, following the seam lines of the original item so you can hide your stitches.
Group C: Customizing things.
7: Fashion t-shirt.
Get a plain T-shirt. Get some fabric scraps, ribbons, beads and shiny thread. Cut yourself patches, sew on bows, embroider it with beads… anything you like! Practising fancy stitches like the cross stitch on this one can look cool too.
8: Shorts from trousers.
This one is as much of a mend as of a customization. Best done with torn or stained jeans.
Put them on and use chalk to mark where you want to cut, or permanent marker to mark just below where you want to cut.
Cut off the legs, being careful not to catch the pockets!
Now you have three options:
-Leave it for the cutoff look.
-Fold the edges inside and stitch them down.
-Fold a strip of fancy fabric over the edges for a bit of style.
9: Accessories and trims.
Find yourself some lace, ribbon, threaded beads, feathers or anything you want to add to an item of clothing. Sew something on as a border and something on as an accessory. It may be a lace border with ribbon around the waist, or a beaded border, or leather patches. Just customize the neck, arms, legs, cuffs, everything.
Group D: Making things.
10: Bags and purses.
The simplest purse you can make is taking a square of fabric, folding in in half, sewing the small sides and adding a zip to the hole.
Something more complicated can also be arranged.
Just do what you're comfortable with, what you think you can do. You'll love every second of it and be amazingly proud.
11: Handy hangers.
These things are REALLY useful around the house.
They're easy to make, too. Take a long strip of fabric and get 3-5 smaller pieces of fabric that can all sit on it at once.
Sew down the edges of the big strip where necessary. Add the others as pockets.
You could also add hoops to hang it with, or elastic to the pockets.
This is my kitchen one.
And this is my bathroom one.
12: Injury wraps.
One last thing that I must confess I haven't made yet, but need to make for Jon for when he's doing security work.
A tight bandage that holds a joint or injured limb in place, allows for flexible movement, is breathable, but also has space to insert and ice or heat pack.
It consists of a strip of firm, breathable fabric wrapped in light linen with velcro or elastic at the back and a pocket compartment at the front.
And that is the end of the challenge. I hope you enjoy working your way through it and seeing what you're capable of sewing!


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I think the Mane needs a lesson on what "garbage time" is.
When youre down 45-3 with 7 minutes left, thats not garbage time.
Against ATL: If we get off the field on third down, we're in a position to drive down the field and win the game. Same exact situation with Houston. And in this game? If Willis doesnt fumble, we're in position to be down three with 3 minutes left and a couple of time outs. Essentially setting us up for the same exact situation.
So we had a CHANCE to win all three. How is that "garbage time?" Writing all these "garbage time" posts is "moron time."
I wouldn't necessarily call it garbage time either, but c'mon, when you have a 20 point lead (24 today), the defense does let up and lets you take what they give you. It's just a different game dynamic.
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The Japanese Toy MuseumDoes anyone else find it strange that a Japanese museum toy owner would pay at least several hundreds of thousands of dollars to import vintage dolls and paraphernalia from a largely American centric show about western puppets into their museum. Yes, toy museums do exist and yes vintage toys do sell a lot of money, but why set it in Japan of all places? Especially considering the line "[Woody's Roundup] will be the crown jewel of the museum". Don't they have their own anime and manga to create museums centered around?
Would Buzz and Jessie count as a crossover pairing?Yes. In-universe.
In the second movie, why is Woody such a rare toy that finding one unboxed and in played with condition makes a collector leap with joy? If Woody was the hero of his show it stands to reason lots more Woodies would have been made and purchased than Jessies, Bullseyes and Prospectors.
What is it about Buzz Lightyear of Star Command that leads action figures of its characters to have the "Pinocchio delusion?" It's clear from the second movie that it's not a quirk of Andy's buzz or even restricted to Buzz Lightyear figures, but other new toys don't seem to have it, with the exception of the Pizza Planet aliens. Is it related to Buzz Lightyears not being conscious of their surroundings ("in hypersleep") in the toy store (with the exception of display models), unlike Stinky Pete, the Barbies, the Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots, and so forth?
If new toys think that they're the real character, how come Woody had never heard of Woody's Roundup?
Why does Buzz Lightyear's "Space Ranger" personality seem to only annoy Woody in Toy Story while the other toys are seemingly passive (almost accepting), when in Toy Story 2 they all suddenly hate the new Buzz's SR attitude?
LOOK, Evil Emperor Zurg's eyes are not connected to each other because of his nose. Then why is it that when we see his Zurg Vision, we see his eyes interconnected? I always thought it was binocular vision and an optical illusion, until I saw those crosshair thingies. There's no way binoculars or any other unconnected specs have that.
Why was Al only concerned about Woody seemingly missing his hat? Isn't he missing his gun too? His holster is empty.
Jessie and Woody's relationship. It's supposed to be a brother-sister one, right? Because it seems more romantic then anything. Jessie-Buzz basically came out of nowhere and they accidentally made it seem like: A. Woody would never get Bo Peep, or B. They were now just friends.
Did Andy's Mom ever wonder where Jessie, Bullseye and the Aliens came from? When Andy sees them he calls out "Thanks, Mom!" yet she didn't buy them and has no reason to have the faintest idea why they just mysteriously appeared in Andy's room. Surely at some point during the intervening years between Toy Story 2 and Toy Story 3 she said something along the lines of, "Where did that cowgirl and horse come from?" Andy, assuming that she bought them, would have been very confused by this. Neither of them knew where the toys really came from, which must have left them thinking that Santa Claus was real and started operating very early.
At the end of Toy Story 2, Al has a new commercial lamenting the loss of the Woody collection. Would be fine, except this was the next day, with the luggage train still outside. This means Al has 12 hours to get to Japan, find out the toys are gone, talk to the museum guys, fly back, unpack, shoot the commercial, edit it, and get it on the air. Wow.
In Toy Story 2, Andy's mom put Wheezy in a yard sale and Woody takes him out. At the end he get repaired because his squeaker was broken. There are two problems with that:
In the universe of the movie, toys seem to be magically animated, and possess personalities independent of their original intent (i.e., Stinky Pete can be cultured and well-mannered, Zurg can be Buzz's loving father, etc.). So how would that apply to the toys from Small Soldiers? Would their magical toy personalities be different from their technological, A.I. personalities? Split personality disorder?
What happened to Zurg and Bonus Belt Buzz in 2? I don't think they returned to Al's Toy Barn.
The biggest idea behind the series is that all toys are alive. If this is the case, shouldn't some of that memorabilia from Woody's Roundup in Two (such as the boot's snake) come to life as well?
This always kind of bugged me from Toy Story 2: How exactly can Bullseye "lick" cheesy Al's fingers while he's asleep? He's a Toy, he has no digestive tract and he's completely made out of stuffing, therefore why does he feel the need to eat? At first I thought it was just simulation of eating, but until I saw this [1] commercial which show Buzz and Woody eating popcorn. Is this how they recharge their batteries? Where does the food go in all that fluff and stuffing? Or is it more like this [2]◊?
When does 2 take place?According to the main article it takes place years later. Is one to three years considered "several years later"?
In 2, does Mom just not notice that Woody was stolen? She must have noticed that the safe-box she locked him was broken into, and him being Andy's favourite toy, you'd think she'd tell him what happened. But Andy arrives back home still expecting him to be there and Mom doesn't seem to bat an eyelid when she sees him?
What is a 'Code 546'? Any ideas?
In Toy Story 2, how did the Prospector manage to turn on the TV with the remote right in front of Jessie without her seeing him?
Why can't Bullseye talk?Bullseye is a horse toy that acts mostly horse-like, whereas all the other animal toys (Rex, Trixie, Lotso, Hamm, etc.) we see throughout the movies have human speech and intelligence. Why?
Isn't that stealing?Ok, so the reason Al is the bad guy is because he stole Woody. Ok, that works. But what bugs me is that, at the end of the movie, Woody, Buzz and the other toys take Jessie, Bullseye and the prospector from Al. There's no indication that he stole them, and they are his property whether they're alive or not. So doesn't that mean that the good guys just did exactly what makes the bad guy bad?
Why don't the other Woody's Roundup collectibles (aside from Jessie, Bullseye and Stinky Pete) move when Al isn't there?
Why does Jessie only remember Emily?Jessie presumably was made at the same time as Woody and the TV show (circa 1950s) and Emily was most likely a child in the 60s/70s. That's a good ten year gap or so. Didn't she have anyone before that? Woody too- if he is a hand-me-down from Andy's father, he was probably a child in the 70's/80's, to have a kid born in the 90's (unless there was a considerable age gap between Andy's Mom and Dad). That's a really long time to have no owner, especially for a toy.
In the first movie, Mrs. Potato Head is said to be Molly's present, yet in this (and 3), she's one of Andy's toys... so, what happened there? Did Andy simply keep taking the Mrs. away from Molly so his Mr. could have a Mrs., or what do you think the possible scenario is?
After Al falls asleep watching TV, the channel goes off the air and cuts to static. Were there any TV stations left in the late 90s that still weren't running on a 24-hour schedule?
How does the age of the Woody's Roundup toys fit into the Pixar Theory?


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"ART is supposed to imitate life," the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled this past November, "but when the subject matter is money, if it imitates life too closely it becomes counterfeiting." The decision was the latest in a series of legal setbacks for the artist J.S.G. Boggs, who for a decade and a half has been drawing exact-size pictures of money and has generally been puzzling over the meaning of value. It's fitting that Boggs has been in the news lately, because disconcerting questions about money and worth have been popping up almost everywhere. How is it that the unprofitable Amazon.com's stock could rise by nearly 1,000 percent in a year? Or that Indonesia's currency, the rupiah, could lose four fifths of its value during that same period? Or that a brand-new currency, the euro, could suddenly come into being -- but solely in electronic form? Or, for that matter, that one of Andy Warhol's 5,000 soup-can prints could be worth $10,000 if the soup pictured is tomato but only $4,000 if it's black-bean? Strange stuff -- but no stranger, Boggs would insist, than the little green pieces of paper that everybody just seems to take for granted. "It's all an act of faith," Boggs tells Lawrence Weschler, who has long been tracking Boggs's career for The New Yorker and who has collected much of this reporting in a delightful profile, Boggs: A Comedy of Values.
"Nobody knows what a dollar is, what the word means, what holds the thing up, what it stands in for. And that's also what my work is about. Look at these things, I try to say. They're beautiful. But what the hell are they? What do they do? How do they do it?"
Boggs's shtick has an undeniable appeal. In its basic form, which has been widely reported on, it goes something like this: Boggs does an extremely precise and realistic drawing of one side of a banknote on high-quality paper, taking care to incorporate playful idiosyncrasies clearly indicating that the bill is not intended to deceive. (A bill might bear the stamp of the "Federal Observe Bank of Bohemia," for example, or might be signed by "J.S.G. Boggs, Secret of the Treasury.") He then attempts to use this bill to pay for goods or services of some sort, but only after making it plain that what he is offering as payment is not money but rather a work of art -- which, he points out, must have some kind of value, surely, because drawing it took a lot of time and skill. (And money, for that matter, since the paper and pens and inks needed to produce the notes don't come cheap. "It costs me a goddamn fortune to draw these bills," Boggs tells Weschler.) Boggs then announces that he is arbitrarily assigning to his bill the dollar value that he has drawn on it, and leaves it up to his befuddled victim whether to accept the bill or demand "real" payment, which Boggs also offers.
If the bill is accepted, Boggs demands exact change and a receipt, and then, before handing the bill over, annotates it with the details of the transaction. A few days later -- after the recipient of the bill has had, Boggs says, "some time, unbothered, to think about what's just transpired" -- Boggs sells the receipt and the change (for considerably more than the face value of the bill in question) to one of the many art dealers who hunger after his work. The dealer goes off in search of the person who has the bill, in order to try to buy it (for considerably more than its face value) and then sell all the elements of the transaction (at a considerable markup) to a collector or a museum. Boggs likes to point out that somewhere along the line the work of art shifts from being the bill itself to being the series of transactions that the bill has set in motion.
This attempt to conjure up value is remarkably effective: one Boggs "transaction" not long ago resold for $420,000, and others have been acquired for the permanent collections of the British Museum, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Smithsonian. It also has some peculiar side effects. Boggs tells Weschler that "there's developed this weird market in my ordinary bank checks -- it's gotten to be like with Picasso: people simply don't cash them." (At a numismatic convention that Boggs recently attended, he noticed a routine personal check of his for $69 on sale for $325.) Moreover, counterfeiters have apparently taken to forging Boggs notes, and a collector in Chicago has even started to specialize in these forgeries -- which, Weschler points out, has made Boggs wonder whether he can get in on the action, by doing some of the forgeries himself.
THIS sort of thing may delight the art world, but it generally does not amuse governments, which, like Boggs, are in the business of assigning arbitrary worth to drawings that are intended to set in motion chains of transactions -- but which have very little interest in provoking speculation about the philosophical underpinnings of this enterprise. Boggs has been tried unsuccessfully as a counterfeiter in cases before British and Australian courts, the captivating details of which Weschler describes at some length, and he has also for years now been battling the U.S. Secret Service, which in the early 1990s seized some 1,300 of his works as contraband. (Boggs has never been tried as a counterfeiter in this country; his ongoing battle with the courts has to do with his persistent demand that the works seized be returned.)
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