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Emma Pillsbury, played by the adorable Jayma Mays, is a teacher with a sublime sense of style. Her wardrobe is very quirky Anthro meets colorful J. Crew, all perfectly accessorized with vintage jewelry. Every time her character comes on stage, Jeff is subjected to a barrage of "Omigod, look at her blouse!" or "Omigod, she's wearing a sweater guard!" or "I need an orange pencil skirt!" Sometimes it just devolves into frenzied whimpers of "skirt! blouse! brooch!" Her clothes are so amazing I can hardly take it.
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I also came to find out that there are Polyvore sets and entire blogs devoted to her style. (A word of advice: be careful about perusing the blogs if you haven't seen the entire first season and you don't want to spoil some major plot points for yourself!)
Not the best pic, but this is the orange pencil skirt that did me in. The BOW! Look at the BOW! I will be making it my personal mission to knock that off.
She has the best blouses.
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Oh, and the hair! Good God, the hair.
Are you with me here, readers? Are you as obsessed with Emma Pillsbury's wardrobe as I am?
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Her character wardrobe is fun and quirky. This is how I want to dress when I hit my late 30's, at the minute still in love with alternative clothes and vintage.ReplyDelete
It's so validating to know that I'm not the only one with a girl crush on Emma Pilsbury, as in I want to have her exact wardrobe!ReplyDelete
Yes! Please make me an entire Emma-inspired wardrobe! ;) (And thanks for reading my blog!)ReplyDelete
Yes! I love her! If I become a teacher, that's how I'll dress for sure!ReplyDelete
I adore Glee, the UK has just jumped on the bandwagon (I saw all of them as they came out in the U.S though, hurrah) so all my friends are doing the whole 'OH MAN YOU WERE SO RIGHT ABOUT THIS GLEE THING' - Glee is so much fun!
Ohmigosh--that skirt!!!! *faints* If I could reach through my screen and steal it, I would. haha! You should definitely knock it off! :D You know why I like her style (from what I've seen of it) better than Joan's? It's slightly more whimsical and artsy--more to what I like to wear on a day-to-day basis!ReplyDelete
Shall have to go peruse the blog about her style... I haven't watched Glee yet (admittedly, I'm not much into the song and dance thing. I'm a looser, I know... :p), but this just might make me. haha!
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I adore her wardrobe, her hair, her character! She is so cute!ReplyDelete
that show makes me super excited and jump around and sing like a child! Love it!
I haven't seen this show, so to me Joan is still my fashion icon... Nevertheless, I'll give Emma and the show a go (always looking for new series to watch whilst waiting for MadMen season 4), and I do take you at your word and believe this is good stuff! Quirky is always a good thing!ReplyDelete
I didn't even know this show existed, I'm guessing it hasn't reached Sweden yet. I'll keep an eye open for it when it comes.ReplyDelete
Oh yes I love her quirky style.ReplyDelete
That orange skirt is adorable, I have a tweedy brown one similar. Anything with a bow is a winner!
I really want to look at the dedicated blogs but being from the uk we're only a few episodes into season one so I don't want to spoil any plot treats hehe.
Looking forward to seeing what you create.
I love her character! And I love the way she does vintage without it looking costumy.ReplyDelete
I adore Glee, Emma in particular and her style is just so cute and chic! I'm always on the lookout for stylish redheads for inspiration!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 1, 2010 at 10:55 AM
Still haven't seen a single episode of "Glee," but must now make it my MISSION.ReplyDelete
I LOVE Emma (and not just because we share the same name!) Her fantasy wedding dress just screamed Audrey Hepburn.ReplyDelete
Oh, and PS - I laughed out loud when I visited your blog this morning and saw that picture starting back at me. Her expression is priceless!
Although I don't watch Glee, I am obsessed with Emma Pilsbury's fashion. I love the ladylike way she dresses.ReplyDelete
Haven't seen the show but yes, that wardrobe is AWESOME! Also love the consistent hands-out gesture and shocked face...ReplyDelete
Hahahah, so glad it's not just me!ReplyDelete
I covet every brooch she has ever worn.
Emma's overall look is too prim for me (but just right for the character). But man, I covet a lot of the stuff she wears -- especially the vintage accessories.ReplyDelete
[Good to know I'm not alone? Or bad, ha?]
Love the way they put her in such bold and inspiring color combinations, though. Nice hint of the inner, non-prim Emma....
Enjoy catching up with her adventures!
The clothes on this show are AMAZING! I love getting to see what Miss Pillsbury will be wearing each week. OH! And the dresses that Quinn wears! AHHH! I love it, and I love this show. I was out shopping on Friday and the soundtrack was on in the store and I was loudly singing along. I think I'll listen to the soundtrack now actually!ReplyDelete
Totally agree! They are styling her so adorable!!ReplyDelete
Yes! I love her! Thanks for sharing the blog dedicated to her wardrobe. I feel like I could actually pull some of those looks off. It would definitely help me to break out of my grey & black only slump.ReplyDelete
Ummm...I had no idea this person existed. Perfection in womanhood. Her clothing and color coordination are superb. I love the entire ensemble. Will be following her more and more. Thanks for heads-up.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 1, 2010 at 11:59 AM
Why, pray, tell have I not seen this show yet?! I have lots of hand sewing to do on a quilt, so I think I shall have to catch myself up. Have you watched Pushing Daisies? Chuck's wardrobe is also rather awe-inspiring. If you're looking for vintage eye candy, that's the show.ReplyDelete
Now I officially am obsessed, I'm going to go through the photos on the Web, so if you don't mind I'll excuse myself from your lovely blog. *^v^*ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 1, 2010 at 12:53 PM
I love her - and the show. I even dressed as her for Halloween this year. That orange skirt is adorable, and looks like one I saw at Anthropologie... don't know if it's the same one though. It would be easy to make one!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 1, 2010 at 1:05 PM
OH yes i love her wardrobe! fabulous :) xxReplyDelete
Her eyes are a bit wide... Perhaps she has a thyroid problem?ReplyDelete
I love Emma - her clothes are wonderfulReplyDelete
Gertie, you turn us on to the coolest stuff. Thanks!ReplyDelete
I may have to start watching Glee just because of this post! After I finish Heroes that is...which Emma Pilsbury briefly appeared in. I may also need to start wearing my sweater guard, and I NEED that orange pencil skirt! So much to take in! Gertie, why, oh why did you do this to me!ReplyDelete
What kills me about Emma is that I had her hair in 1982, only blonde... I do love her retro sensibilities, and Glee is a very silly show.ReplyDelete
That orange skirt is to die for.
Well, I am now! I've never even heard of this show but I'll be watching from now on. Gertie, you've done it again!ReplyDelete
Well, I am now! I've never even heard of this show but I'll be watching from now on. Gertie, you've done it again!ReplyDelete
I love her, too! (And the show!) Seriously, I love her outfits. I can't wait to see what you make! :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 1, 2010 at 5:01 PM
I know exactly what you mean. In one episode, I remember being completely enamored of her owl sweater guards. Owls! I then scoured ebay looking for similar ones, but came up empty. Thanks for reminding me!ReplyDelete
I love her too, and I've made several comments about how much I want her blouses but some of it is just a little "prim" for me I think. My TV style icon will, for the forseeable future, remain Chuck from Pushing Daisies. I loved that show and am so sad it's gone.ReplyDelete
Sorry, can't stand the show, but I DO agree that her character has great clothes and accessories. I am addicted to sweater clips myself and have a collection of almost 20. I don't know how I ever lived without them...ReplyDelete
I really can't get into the show, although my husband loves it haha! But yes, I adore her clothes!!!!ReplyDelete
I think she looks a whole hell of a lot like the model from the colette patterns website!ReplyDelete
Looks like the stuff I wore in the late 50's, early 60's. I still have some jewerly that looks like what is on the page! Yikes!ReplyDelete
I started watching the series and I too fell in love with her wardrobe! She's so awesome, with all the colors and her vintage style! I love her! Great post!ReplyDelete
I love Emma! Especially when she colour-blocks an entire outfit, it makes it bright and fun when it could have been just prim. Love that show :)ReplyDelete
I like her outfits and hair.They are good and funky..Hey I also like that 'orange pencil skirt'.Its interesting to know about this show.Thank you..
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i am totally obsessed! I have been rummaging thrifts stores for those great necklaces and matchy cardigans, I hope the next part of the season is as greatReplyDelete
Adorable show with adorable fashion!ReplyDelete
I dug out two sweater guards that I saved from my Grandma when I saw the episode where Emma wore one! (I didn't know that's what they were called - thank you.) I've wanted to wear them, but never had the nerve. Now I will! And I agree, Emma does help soften the blow of losing our friends on Pushing Daisies.ReplyDelete
Awww I've just turned off the TV from watching an episode of Glee, and I LOVE Emma's character's style. I have a similar bow top but I may have to go down the whole vintage-jewellery & sweater guards look! :DReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 9, 2010 at 3:10 AM
I'm happy I'm not the only one who loves her. I live in London, and we only just got Glee on our TV's this year. When I saw the first episode, and Emma's clothes, I rushed to the internet, and watched the whole 1st season in one night night. I so so so want to dress like her now, and I have been going thru ebay to find patterns that will help achieve this goal.ReplyDelete
By the way I think your blog is phenomenal.
I haven't watched this show before, but I absolutely love her style! It's so adorable and quirky. I might have to add this to my Netflix queue.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 7, 2010 at 4:48 AM
Have you checked out Stella & Dot? They have amazing bloom jewelry that would be fabulous for an Emma-Pillsbury-inspired outfit: http://www.stelladot.com/sites/getglam/productcatalog?page=productlisting.category&categoryId=1005ReplyDelete
I love the show, her character, and her wardrobe! I need to get myself out of my black/grey/drab wardrobe, and into some sunny colours!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 4, 2010 at 12:34 PM
Emma Pillsbury is amazing! Glee is amazing! AMAZINGNESS!!ReplyDelete
I agree! I love her style so much.ReplyDelete
It's sexy, but classy.
- JeannineMay 19, 2011 at 7:02 PM
Totally obsessed!!! Greetings from Germany :)ReplyDelete
I know I was hesitant at first to switch over but now that I have I am extremely happy :)ReplyDelete


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Wednesday, March 24, 2010
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Bike/Velib stations are completely empty. Bear imagines he's Easy Rider on someone else's bike parked on rue de Rivoli... French shoppers are out, shopping like crazy.
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- Paula3:33 AM
are you really leaving Paris now? Or do you just send your bear back home?ReplyDelete
First I want to thank you for your joyful & colourful Parisian diary! Of some reason, no idea how, I have been on your mailing list and enjoyed it tremendously.
It is so funny that I happen to be in Paris as well, just for this month, and have "my Parisian impressions", much paler than yours, posted on my Facebook page.
Yours, with a smile,
J'espère qu'on se verra lors de ta prochaine visite et je t'embrasse bien fort (ainsi que Mister Bear !)ReplyDelete
Bon voyage !
I will continue to read your blog everyday ... and think of you every time I eat macarons !
Do not hesitate if you need anything from Paris when you're in NY, I'll be happy to provide :)
See U soon on PB or C&G...
Thank YOU for showing me the way to Denise Acabo (what a delight as shop and personality) and for sharing the nice lunch with me! Hope to see you again next time for other meals and walking tours!ReplyDelete
- Justine4:23 AM
And we will miss BEAR IN PARIS!ReplyDelete
But Bear has some surprises for sure waiting in NEW YORK non?
Chere bear - Paris's loss is NYC's gain! Although perhaps he could lure Mme. Acabo across the Atlantic...I'm thinking waaaay across, all the way to middle Amerique... say KC? She would fit right in with the school-girls Catholique.ReplyDelete
PS If it would make bear feel any better, the Mistress can come to NYC and get him lost on the subway....bien sur!ReplyDelete
Isn't Peter the nicest gentleman? I appreciate him so. :) I'm glad you got to have an adventure together!ReplyDelete
And I think Paris will really miss Bear and YOU, Carol! Safe travels back to NYC. Come back to Paris again very soon!
(an alien parisienne)
Oh Mister Bear. I shall miss reading about your Paris adventures, but I'm sure you are going to have lots of fun in NYC.ReplyDelete
Come back soon.
A bientôt.
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A bientôt,
Ah, Paris Spring!ReplyDelete
I am so glad it arrived in time for your to capture it for us.
The second picture of L'Etoil D'or, I seem to spot a few jars of jam: They look like Austria's DARBO brand (oh so good). Could it be that the French??? ;-)
My Maxie wants to know if he can get a striped outfit just like Max (that dog, always surfing your blog *tztz*).
Oh goodness, so loving joining you on your trip aorund my favourite city!ReplyDelete
C'est dommage...I want you to stay another month!!....miss the daily updates with you and Bear...you'll have to go back soon....ahem.ReplyDelete
Bear has outdone himself--he'll need a vacation from his vacation. Did you feature Mlle Acabo in another blogpost a year or so ago? Seems to me I remember her. Charming. Love the braided pigtails and tartan plaids.ReplyDelete
Ah--I just saw your link--you DID feature her before. Sorry--I commented before clicking. Lovely--I remembered your cocoa bean paintings. ;)ReplyDelete
- William Ternay, Jr.9:13 AM
Welcome home Carol & Bear!ReplyDelete
I write as you are...what...?
Packing? Heading for the airport?
I look forward to eventually seeing you & meeting that little fellow with whom you've been cavorting around Paris.
Like all your many fans; I thank you for the vicarious adventures on this trip. So much fun.
I feel for Bear and Carol... I would love to go to Paris just once, chances are NOT ever, sighReplyDelete
Love the striped running shoes, top left corner of picture... any idea who they are by and would I find them in Canada>? I will copy the picture and take it with me this weekend and look for them here, fingers crossed X
Kisses to Bear, enjoy your flight home...
Regards, Carol Ann
Carol, I wish you could stay longer in Paris! I was having lots of fun following you and bear around the city! It must have been great to meet with Peter for lunch, chocolate, and a walk, he is a great blogger, too.ReplyDelete
Have a safe trip and thanks for sharing all the fun!
Paris in spring...lovely. I visited Paris once and fell absolutely in love with the city.ReplyDelete
I wish I was there having chocolate with you and Peter. I was looking at Peters pics of Paris too and was so jealous because its not even remotely Spring here :(ReplyDelete
I love how dressed up the women are on their bikes....
Bear is so cute and fashionable. Can you send me one of those Paris T-SHirts ;) Enjoy your time there!
Beautiful Paris^-^!!!I love it <3ReplyDelete
And the Spring is coming...finally!!!
I happy to hear Spring is bloom in Paris... we are planning to be there mid to late April ... Your posts have provided many ideas for places to visit ... safe flight to New York!ReplyDelete
Oh! Paris is so gorgeous in the springtime. And how I miss those chocolate fish.ReplyDelete
What a cute candy vendeuse.
I so enjoyed this post!
Poor Bear, coming home so soon....ReplyDelete
I'm glad that you had some good weather to walk around in.
I love self portrait :)
Glad you got to try Casa Olympe! Any Jean Paul Gautier sightings? :-)ReplyDelete
Have a safe flight back and see you in Paris soon!! :-)
We expect to meet bear in Washington, DC in September. We'll take him to La Maison Française so he can feel at home.ReplyDelete
So glad you had a great time. You'll be back before you know it.
would love to be the bear and go to paris with you I have been to paris but only on tours never been where you have been > Laura QReplyDelete
- Eric7:54 AM
I've subscribed to your Paris Breakfasts e-mails for several years. Sporadically, I share them with my spouse....she has fallen like crazy for the adventures of the Bear.ReplyDelete
Please keep BEAR a regular participant in your adventures.
You keep us connected to Paris when we are stuck with legislative sessions and cold winters. Enjoy!
All the best,
- Patricia and Eric8:00 AM
Merci, cher Bear!ReplyDelete
We hope you will return soon to Paris!
Meilleurs souhaits,
Patricia and Eric
Just wanted to wish you a bon voyage and hope to meet you (and bear) for your next trip back!ReplyDelete
Was your trip fun? Meet new people? Discover new places?
Have a great week,
I LOVE your blog:) I am going to Paris this June for a miniature fair and would love to visit the candy shop.ReplyDelete
oh my god i love how denise dresses like a french schoolgirl. she will be my total role model for aging entertainingly! i just need a candy shop!ReplyDelete
I really enjoy your blog!ReplyDelete
Hi Carol1ReplyDelete
Are you really leaving Paris? I hope not, but if Bear is leaving, my guess is you are also. Is it brief or permanent? I was looking forward to following you on one of your trips around the city. Are you returning to the US? I am planning to move to Philly next spring after work is done on my house. Then it is back to Paris....hope I'll see you then...
Take care...


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Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Storing Velvet
And then I got my velvet home and stored it in a bin, as usual. One day, out of the blue, I was dreaming about my velvet and had a sudden panic: the nap would get crushed if stored folded! Of course! Duh. I rushed to my fabric stash, folded the velvet like an accordion, and hung it from a metal hanger by attaching it by the selvage with safety pins.
Velvet has a short pile that basically has a mind of its own. I like to think of it as one of those brush doormats that make you slip all over the place when you step on them. (I hate those things. Just try stepping on one in high heels. Evil!) If you press velvet directly, or even just look at it wrong, the pile will crush. And, of course, if the pile is flattened in a bin for months on end, it will stay crushed permanently. The only thing to do then is channel a Stevie Nicks look and crush the whole damn thing. I want my velvet to say Hollywood glam rather than "witchy woman", so a non-crushed pile is essential.
So there's a little storage tip for you, readers! Hopefully it's more of the useful variety than the "Duh, Gertie" variety.
The hard thing now is figuring out what to make with my lovely velvet. I was hoping for a peplum jacket, but darts and style lines don't look so great with the nap. I might just need to wrap my naked body in it, toga style, and flounce around the apartment wearing it. It's that fabulous.
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Gertie, you can always revive your velvets by using steam. Great tip though!ReplyDelete
Sounds beautiful! What about a velvet dress for the holidays? I like this pattern:ReplyDelete
although I might make it up in corduroy instead. Sewing with velvet intimidates me!
You've got me shuddering at the memory of the rolls we kept velvet on at the fabric shop- an X-shaped metal frame on each end of a pole with metal hooks all along the X that were hooked into the selvedges to hold the layers apart on the roll. Evil things to carry/ store/ roll/ unroll- you couldn't go near one without it attacking any extraneous clothing or shredding your skin!ReplyDelete
Luckily when I buy velvet it's usually for a specific project that will likely be made up immediately, so no storage nightmares!
Thanks for the tip, I never even thought about the storage of it!! XxxX http://thesecondhandrose.blogspot.com/ReplyDelete
Thanks for the tip- well noted!ReplyDelete
Would the same go for corderouy, Gertie? (especially the ironing comment!)ReplyDelete
Floor-length bias evening dress with cap sleeves, bateau neckline, and plunging back! I get shivers just thinking about itReplyDelete
Recently, I bought some vintage silk velvet ribbon that has crush lines in it. My immediate thought was, "oh, no, it's ruined!" But you can steam the marks out. Which is what I'm doing...ReplyDelete
Oh, Canny Cat--you *can* iron corduroy. You just have to use a press cloth and be sure to iron with the nap. Personally, I prefer pinwale, because the nap is short enough that it's not as fiddly as, say, 16W corduroy.
- AnonymousDecember 7, 2011 at 11:10 AM
Gertie - I have successfully washed rayon velvet. You would not believe how incredibly soft and fluid it comes out after the trip through the washer and the dryer.ReplyDelete
I too worked for years at a fabric store where we had those X-and-sharp-hooked things that seemingly would attack when someone walked by.
And sewing a bias velvet dress is a feat, but worth every ooh and aahhh in the end.
If the velvet isn't to fragile you can always tumble try it to resurrect the fluffy. Maybe a dress with such a neckline would be a good choice http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRTWug3_xEpaDMxDlw2pJAUWjbiZYawT6xazeM1AppkxRKbsvmL5wReplyDelete
IF (and ONLY IF) stored velvet is reyond resussitation....Stick it into the washer and run it through both washer and dryer. The result will be a totally different and (I think) beautiful crushed and mottled velvet. It can then be made into an elegant robe, which can be washed, or dress which can be packed. It's not the same as the original velvet, but it IS nice.ReplyDelete
Great post, great topic. I got some cotton velveteen recently with a very flat smooth pile and I plan to make a simple jacket with it. I have been wondering about preshrinking and interfacing. I think this would be a good case for sew in interfacing and maybe just a light steaming as I will most likely dry clean the finished garment.ReplyDelete
Ahhhh, you just saved the expensive velvet I just bought for a recital dress for Dd.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 7, 2011 at 1:03 PM
I have a yen for a lovely pair of velvet trousers made from Colette Patterns' Clover. :) You'd rock velvet trousers, Gertie!ReplyDelete
Yeah there are different kinds of velvet. I have one piece like yours but the rest I've been sewing on lately is 'cotton velvet' and just a dream to use and it doesn't crush like the other, oh it will crease but not so bad at all and I use the special velvet pad to press. Albeit not as pretty as the type you found. NanReplyDelete
I've just made a velvet dress and I absolutely love it. Can't wait to try some silk velvet. That colour is amazing and thanks for the reminder about storage!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 7, 2011 at 2:15 PM
You have to be careful with the velvet after it's been sewn up, too. Many years ago my mother made me a gorgeous renaissance-ish gown for my brother's New Years wedding. It was glorious in maroon velvet with and without gold embroidery.ReplyDelete
The night before the wedding, we pulled it out of the closet where it was hanging on thick plastic hanger. Ruined! The hanger left extremely visible lines along the shoulders that no amount of steaming would get out. My mother ended up making me something else to wear overnight, and I ended up feeling extremely self-conscious and hating everything about my weird outfit.
I hand dyed thousands of yards of silk rayon velvet. Wash it and toss in dryer. It is amazingly resilient.ReplyDelete
Accordion pleating your velvet may result in some creases if it hangs for too long. Even though the X-frame rolls are vicious, they do a decent job of keeping out the creases since the velvet is rarely folded back upon itself.ReplyDelete
Yes, those metal x-shaped things are hideous to be near. I put up with them for eight years, too!ReplyDelete
I love velvet. So much so, that last month I used silk velvet for the trim on my son's 1860's era frock coat (he's into civil war reenacting). Looks great, but it was a real "bugger" to work with! Much "wailing" and gnashing of teeth!
There did used to be a sort of thing to iron velvet on....not a ham, not a press cloth, but a sort of spikey thing so you could iron it and not flatten it. My grandmother had one and it worked like a charm!ReplyDelete
Ooh! We're thinking on the same lines :) I just bought red velvet for a holiday dress.ReplyDelete
Great tips. I hate crushed velvet, even if its intentionally done that way.
I have to admit I am totally terrified of velvet! it seems so finicky! However I DO love the way it looks and feels. If you have any other useful tips please share - I'd love to have enough confidence to sew with velvet in the future.ReplyDelete
Also - I have to say - a red velvet holiday dress... swoon...
There's a great velvet dress (I think it's a dress, at least; you can only see the top) on liebmarlene today. Greeeeaat sleeves. Good to know about this, though. I wouldn't have thought about it either ;)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 7, 2011 at 10:15 PM
You need to go to decadesofstyle.com and order her 1950's stole---it would be fabulous in rayon/silk velvet; it has one sleeve and the other side is over the shoulder wrap---it would be FABULLOUS in velvet.ReplyDelete
- HeatherDecember 7, 2011 at 10:25 PM
Hi Gertie, try this pattern for your peplum jacket: http://voguepatterns.mccall.com/v8317-products-9692.php?page_id=949ReplyDelete
Manhattan wardrone supply has a velvet board. It's a nail board than you can iron your velvets. IT;s 75 bucks, but it's worth it.ReplyDelete
Ditto the others who said velvet board for ironing. And if you have to store your velvet in a bin, a hang in a steamy bathroom will revive it.ReplyDelete
I am not so familiar with the velvet dress. I think we can give them an extra care in storing than our ordinary clothes.ReplyDelete
I got a great tip in my sewingclass on how to iron velvet without ruining the nap. Take another piece of velvet and use to iron against.. that is nap against nap.. tried it and it worked like a charm... :)ReplyDelete
King has a tip in his book for ironing velvet. Go to a furniture upholsterer and buy a remnant of upholstry velvet, the kind your grandmother or others of her generation had on their chairs. Put that on the ironing board pile up and put the velvet you want to iron pile down and iron with a ligth hand. Velvet boards are not big enough if you want to iron long seams or yardage.ReplyDelete
Funny you should come up with a post like this today. Up until 2 hours ago I though velvet always looked a bit "curtainey". But then there was this woman passig me in the cafeteria waring a stunning black velvet cowl dress a bit like this one: http://wondermomo.blogspot.com/2011/01/rutzou-denmark-cowl-neck-velvet-dress.html and now I want one!ReplyDelete
- PatriciaDecember 8, 2011 at 12:09 PM
Gertie, Last christmas I made a beautiful green velvet dress. I Did research on how to treat velvet and I thought I had everthing covered. I wore the dress,and felt very pleased with myself until I got home and to my dismay discovered my lined dress had permanent persperation marks. I didn't even think of shields. I thought the lining would be enough for some crazy reason. You probablly would never do this however I just thought I'd share my misadventure.ReplyDelete
On the event of my engagement, (the first one mind you) my mother had made me a wine red velvet tunic, rayon velvet of course. I wore it over a pale pink blouse and a skirt of color I can't recall. We were seated in the restaurant and the ring came and all was good. When I stood up the chair had left rather ugly marks on my delicate behind. (My behind WAS TOO delicate back then!!) The tunic was unsaveable even after a steam and it lasted as long as the marriage. The end of my tale for now! :)ReplyDelete
Would love a chance to get that iris colored Shetland Wool. I would enjoy a coat made out of that.ReplyDelete
I'd make a lace dress out of the Missoni zig zag floral lace in grape. Of course I'd also have to order some plain purple knit. I'm not sure what pattern. I've got several here to try so I'd probably try one or two in less fancy fabrics. I'm pretty sure my email is linked if not I know my blog is and I get emailed about comments and read them right away.ReplyDelete
I would love to make a dress with this amy butler peacock fabric:ReplyDelete
Yeah, I know it's not the right season, but it's so pretty!
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- AnonymousDecember 10, 2011 at 10:25 AM
What about the Decades of Style 1929 Cloud Cape? http://www.decadesofstyle.com/vintage-patterns-1920s/2701-1927-cloud-capeReplyDelete
Owwwwwwh,I had a velvet navy blue dress I made for my daughter dry cleaned... and when we got it back!!! They had crushed the velvet! In a couple of places.... and then tried to say that it was ruined anyway (I had forgotten to put dress shields in to protect from persperation stains) and so tried to say it wasn't any good anyway! I had planned on re-using the fabric to make a skirt! Not now.... they had crushed it at the waist and then again near the hem! Needless to say... I don't go to them any more with what tiny bit of dry cleaning I do have done. Fair warning though people... save your velvet dresses.... use dress shields.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 14, 2011 at 5:59 PM
OoOoh please sew something with that velvet, and then come back and share all your tips and secrets! I have yardage of several different colors of velvet that I bought on a whim but now am too afraid to sew with. Forge ahead for us, Gertie!ReplyDelete
I'm so enjoying this website, which I've just found, (researching buttonholes).ReplyDelete
Years ago I made a dress from red cotton velvet, using some of the tips mentioned on here. It was sort of slinky and seductive and I wish I still had it!
Looking forward to further projects.
Oh F*ck! I've had velvet stored in a crate for at least a year or two now (not found a project for it). I suspect it's crushed to death...like Wiley CoyoteReplyDelete
thank you !!ReplyDelete
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Paul S. Loverde, the bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Arlington, Virginia, has an interesting essay on the First Things site (Let the Battle for Purity Begin). Based in part on the new edition of his pastoral letter on pornography, "Bought with a Price" (available at Amazon for Kindle and at http://ift.tt/1lN8Fzr), Bishop Loverde writes that
The pornography epidemic is something to which all people of good will must devote more attention and talk about more openly, but first we need to understand something of the scope and character of the problem.
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Those who deny that the act of viewing pornography has any negative consequences must understand just how toxic the situation has become. It may be that a man now in his forties, say, remembers being a curious adolescent, stealing glances at a magazine in a neighbor's home or in the aisle of a convenience store. As morally problematic and harmful as that act surely is, such behavior was arguably slow to become habitual and the physiological and psychological consequences were infrequently severe. That experience is far removed from what young people face today.
He goes on the discuss briefly some of the scientific research about the effects of pornography as well as the moral and spiritual consequences that he's seen in his own pastoral ministry.
As an Orthodox priest, I found his pastoral letter is well worth my time to and I would encourage other Orthodox clergy and laity to read it as well.
I think that if we as Orthodox Christians are to take seriously the concern raised in the bishop's letter, we need to take more seriously our own preaching and teaching on human sexuality. While essential it isn't enough to simply condemn pornography (and Bishop Loverde goes beyond saying "No!"). We must also make sure that cohabitation, artificial contraception as well as divorce and remarriage are rare among us. Yes, this is a huge task and pastorally this is not an issue that lends itself easily to a "one size fits all approach."
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