Should I continue working on the 1918 dress now that I know the bodice fits?
Or should I power on with the 1931 dress since it is still in the beginning stages??
What to do? Decisions, decisions.


I am trying to switch back and forth but I want to concentrate on one thing! And no, I haven’t just been dithering around trying to decide what to work on. I did pin the trim around the neckline of the 1918 dress.
I also work on the skirt of the 1931 dress. Curved French seams, what was I thinking?? It does not photograph well.
I am beat.
Thinking of concentrating on the 1918 dress again because I am looking at a lot of hand sewing which if I don’t start sewing there’s a really good chance I never will. It is turning out much too nice to make it a UFO.
1 comment:
I can't bear to work on one thing at a time; usually have dozens of irons in the fire, but this year I have tried to disipline myself to only eight ongoing sewing projects at a time: to start a new one I have to finish one. It's actually working pretty well - I've finished two things already, neither of them vintage though.
I really like your blog.
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