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Rich has posted some good Spring Training photos before but I mean, really, doesn't this one take the cake? How awesome is that picture? Hat tip to Deadspin for pointing me to this and The Washington Times for the photo credit.
Patrick Sullivan, 2/23/08, 9:07 AM
What's he doing with his other hand?
Posted by: Beals at February 23, 2008 12:42 PM
What's he doing with his other hand?
What's he doing on a segway?
Why are the Nats using organization resources not only on a segway, but on custom designing Jim Bowden a segway like it's a Sprint Cup stock car?
Why doesn't he dress like a goddamn professional?
There's a lot going on there...
Posted by: Sully at February 23, 2008 2:15 PM
The best part, without a doubt, is that someone actually had it customized with the Nationals logo and colors.
Actually, the best part would be hearing that he uses it around the office.
Posted by: R.J. at February 23, 2008 3:43 PM
I like his shirt.
Posted by: Beals at February 23, 2008 11:27 PM
I don't get what the big deal is... I mean, yeah, so it's a segway. And Jim Bowden is on it. And he's smiling like he just got his first piece of...cake, and...ok. So, maybe I'm starting to see why it's funny. But, seriously, this is like the 15th site where this has been the new story. And none of the sites really have any commentary. Usually the caption is, "Look. Jim Bowden's on a segway! What a dork!" Unless Bowden is just some kind of freak (you know, like Marv Albert), or folks haven't ever seen segways before (they're all over the place here in Chicago), or someone can add a really funny caption ("And Omar even threw in the segway!"), it just doesn't seem that funny.
Posted by: Jacob at February 24, 2008 6:57 PM
It's just funny, man. And weekend blog is time for such things here at Baseball Analysts.
Posted by: Sully at February 25, 2008 5:54 AM
ILLUSIONS, Omar!
Posted by: C. Joseph at February 25, 2008 8:57 AM
I wonder if after a trade doesn't work out he says "I've made a huge mistake"
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Dame Kathleen Lonsdale (née Yardley)
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Current affairsDespite Churchill's popularity during, and indeed after, the War, Clement Attlee wins a landslide Labour victory in the general election. Labour's success was due to its promise of a better society through the Welfare state, and was demonstrative of the public's desire for a new and better post-War society.
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George Orwell publishes his satirical novel Animal Farm, as an allegorical critique of Soviet Totalitarianism.
InternationalA war on two fronts finally proves too much for Germany as allied forces push from the East and West. On the 30th April Hitler committed suicide and Germany soon surrendered to Soviet troops. Victory in Europe was announced on the 8th May. War in the Pacific continued until America dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, killing 214,000 people, and ending the war with Japan.
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Dear Linda ,I'm doing another free distant energy healing session for everyone on my email list and all their friends, families, and anyone else who reads this. The main healing session will be on Sunday Sept. 13, 2009 from 7-8pm Pacific Time or California Time (10-11pm EST).You can join this free distant energy healing session by using your intention to be included. If you wish to join, just close your eyes for a minute when you read this and mentally say that you intend to join the session and want to be included. That is all you have to do to connect with the energy and you don't have to do anything else. Healing energy can begin to flow to you once you do this as many people who have done this before have reported. 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It's quite interesting."Hi, "just the minute i intended to take part, while reading the e-mail, i could feel the energy! i felt waves and waves of energy. thanks so much for sharing this blessing with us!" annaM: "I just joined for the session and soon I started to feel tingling sensations in my upper arms and my legs. And when I set back in the chair, it encompassed my entire body." LindaMichael, "Shortly after I signed up, I started to feel some tingling sensation around my feet. The vibration got stronger and started to work its way up into my ankles, calves and thighs. And now 24 hours later, I'm still feeling the effects of it. If this is what you call unscheduled intermittent adjustments WOW. I can't wait for the main session to start. Thank you very much" VernaThis is not a telephone or Internet session. To receive the energy you just sit or lie down and relax on Sunday Sept. 13 from 7-8 PM Pacific or Los Angeles, California Time (10-11pm EST) and receive the energy. Even if you have to be active during the session you can still receive great benefit. If you live in a different country you can convert the time on the Internet by searching for a World Time Clock.The energy works on many levels, physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual. Even though this is a group healing session, the energy will work with everyone individually. The energy is intelligent and knows best how to work with your energy system. The energy infuses light and energy into your energy field and can clear and balance the chakras, acupuncture meridians and other energetic channels. The energy won't get dissipated with a large group and can even get stronger with more people. Distance isn't a problem and you can receive this energy anywhere in the world.I ask for your help and please forward this to anyone you think may be interested. Anyone can join even if they haven't done this work before. It's easier to forward this email by clicking the forward button in your email program than use the link at the bottom of the page.You can post this wherever you think it would be helpful, message boards, blogs, Facebook and other social websites, chat rooms, twitter, etc.. If you want to just post a url instead of the whole message then here is a url to my blog that gives all the information about the free session. http://www.mohoric.wordpress.com/You can help many people by forwarding this email. Because we are in a time of major transformation predicted by many different ancient cultures, it is easier than ever to transform negative beliefs and energy patterns.Many spiritual traditions teach that we are all connected and now some Quantum Physicists are saying the same thing. These ancient teachings often mention the most important thing we can do is help others. When we help others we are also helping ourselves because we are all connected.In Chaos Theory there is a term called the butterfly effect. This term is used to suggest that small actions or variations in a system can affect giant and complex systems. It suggests that possibly a butterfly flapping it's wings in one part of the world over time could create a tornado in another part of the world or change it's direction. If you send this email to others we don't know how it will affect the bigger picture. You could send it to your friends and they could send it to their friends and it could affect hundreds of people or many people could read it on a message board.I'm only a conduit for the energy and not the source and give all credit to the Universe, Divine, Spirit or whatever term one may want to use. The energy helps people to adjust their energy field so they can heal themselves. I believe all healing is self healing. I'm very grateful for this gift and happy to share it.I liken what I do to the transmitting antenna of a radio station. I'm not the source of the energy and just transmit the universal energy and frequencies. When you use your intention to join the session it is like a radio tuning into a radio station. When you post and email this to your friends then you are transmitting the healing energy to them. We will all be broadcasting healing energy to many thousands of people all around the planet.A few other people wrote these comments after sessions.Maureen Moss is the Executive Producer and host of World Puja Network, which is one of the oldest and largest holistic global Internet programs. She is the author of several books and wrote this about Michael's work; "The power of his work has continuously astounded me and shifted me! Michael Mohoric is one of the best energy healers I have ever had the pleasure of working with in my life... Michael is a Master Conductor of Energy!"Sandy Johnson, is the author of "Mystics & Healers, Travels Into The World of Mystics, Shamans, & Miracle Makers", a book about healers with unusual abilities including John of God. She wrote this about this energy work after the book was published; "Even with all my exposure to healers of all types, this work leaves me amazed."Ingrid Bacci has authored best-selling books, CD's and DVD's on self-healing and is a respected healer. She is a former professor and graduate of Harvard and Columbia Universities. Ingrid wrote the following about this work.Hello Michael: "I want to thank you from my heart for the session Wednesday, the first I have experienced with you. As a 'healer', or facilitator of energy flow from the Universe, I recognized immediately the purity and effectiveness of your work. Before the session started, on Wednesday morning, I could feel some old emotional toxins come up and then clear. During the session itself, I felt first some 'kriya' spasms, then very strong images of gushing blue water, and then felt the energy working to open up my entire cranium and rebalance me at a deeper level in that area. I am well aware that the more 'open' our system, the more energy we can both receive and transmit, and your work felt truly profound. I also found the work very 'instructive' in the sense of guiding me to where I need to work within myself to receive at deeper levels, and a higher energy for helping others heal. Feel free to share these comments if you like. I look forward to working together more with you. Blessings, light, and many thanks," Ingrid Bacci You can print this out and mail it to friends who don't have email to join the session. You can also read this to people over the phone if they don't have email and they'll get the energy when they use their intention to join.For those in foreign countries you can translate this into your native language and send it to your friends to include them. Just try and stay as close and true as you can to the meaning of this email. You can leave out the testimonials in your translation.How to Include OthersIf you want to include other family members living at home in the session then just write their names on a piece of paper and put "Energy Healing" at the top of the page. Leave the paper out in the open on a counter or desk. Please don't send me their names in an additional email. You need to get other adult's permission to be included (don't tell me). You don't need to get your children's permission. Anyone else outside your home will have to join by reading this email and using their intention to join. You can also include your pets by putting their names on the paper. Animals love the energy and respond very positively. This isn't a phone session. You can be anywhere and receive the energy. Your intent to join is the connection. You could be in your car or on a plane and still receive the energy. It's best to try and be quiet during the session on Sun. 9/13 and just notice what is happening in your body. You can sit or lie down. You can still be active and get good results during the session but optimal results are obtained by being quiet during the session. It's ok to sleep during the session. It's helpful to not bathe right after the session, wait until the next morning. Try to avoid cold drinks the night of the main session. It's also good to take it easy the next day after the session and if you exercise do it very moderately. It's best to use the energy for healing and not for a lot of activity. The energy can continue to work in your body several days or more after the session.I like to hear from people after the session so please feel free to email me your experience and I may have some feedback for you.If you are not on my email list and would like to receive notices about other free sessions and my monthly newsletter then you can sign up through my website. http://www.qigongenergyhealing.com/Don't subscribe with the link at the bottom of this email. You don't have to sign up to be on my email list to receive the energy. I send monthly notices when I start new monthly sessions and I also do these free sessions about every two months. Once I've worked with someone I will then be able to send them energy in case they are ever caught in a disaster area to help them cope with the situation.If after the session you would like to do more work with me then you can sign up through my website. I offer a monthly healing program for $99.There is no set time for the unscheduled adjustments before the main session on Sunday 9/13/09 and you can receive this energy at any time. The unscheduled adjustments before the session can be a very powerful time. You may notice many things before, during and after the session. Some people may feel peaceful, energized, centered, balanced and sleep better. Others may be more emotional, restless and lethargic as they detoxify, which is very good. There can be a lot of purification happening on many levels during this time, emotional, mental and physical.Before and during the session people can feel different energy sensations working in their body. Some of these feelings can be tingling, electrical, vibrating, heat, coolness, cold, pressure, lightness and other things. If you feel very cold then this is a sign that old stagnant energy is leaving your system. Try to stay warm if you feel very cold.It is ok if you have to be active during the session. Many people have to work or take care of their families during this time. It can still be very beneficial if you aren't able to be quiet. It reduces the effects some but a lot of energy can still get in. You can also sleep during the session. This is good way to receive the energy because you will be relaxed.Try not to work on anything during the session, just be receptive and let the energy do it's work. The energy knows where to work where it is most needed in your system. I've worked with thousands of people this way and get many reports from surprised people when the energy often finds their blockages even though they haven't told me their symptoms.Usually a great majority of people will have very positive results from the session. Some people are more sensitive and can feel a lot of energy moving in their body. Others may not feel the energy but will notice good effects. Before and after the sessions people can feel calm, centered, energized and balanced. They can also feel their pain greatly reduced or eliminated. Like any modality this won't work for everyone but most people see great results.Don't worry if you feel odd pains come and go leading up to the main session. This is good. As the energy clears the blockage in an area it can result in temporary pain. Also people can feel extra emotional during this time, which is also very good. From a Qigong and Traditional Chinese Medical perspective much dis-ease is caused by emotional repression. The energy from these repressed emotions get stored in the organs and tissues of the body. The energy from the sessions can help to release these stored emotions. When we release repressed emotions then we can bring about deep healing. It takes a lot of energy to hold down the emotions and when they are released we can have much more energy available to us.Sometimes people can have very beautiful and peaceful dreams during the sessions. Others can have some strange dreams. This is also beneficial. The sessions can help people to release old negative energy. The energy works like a virus detection program on a computer and can remove and cancel negative energy patterns, beliefs and programming. Some people will notice that some of their old negative ways of thinking will simply be gone and sometimes addictions fall away. Don't worry if you have scary dreams during the sessions. As one releases old repressed fear out of their energy system then the mind can give it a symbol. The symbols and fear are coming from your own mind. The energy work is not causing anything, only helping to release old stuck energy and emotions.The energy helps to purify, cleanse and detoxify the body and mind. As the energy works through the energy blockages it can cause toxins to be released that are stored in the area. Some people may feel achy or tired at times leading up to the session. This is good and very, very helpful in the healing process. Tiredness is a sign that the body is using most of it's energy for healing. Many modalities recognize the positive effects from detoxification. You may also find that you have to go to the bathroom more as you release toxins. During the purification process your organs of elimination will be energetically supported to help them release the toxins. I have done this process with thousands of people and the energy always works for people's highest good. If you don't feel good some of the time, try and hold the thought that you are healing.The time leading up to and a little while after the main energy session can be a little bit like a roller coaster ride. You can feel very energized one day and then tired the next day as you release more toxins. Just realize that every time you don't feel good that it is a powerful time for healing and that you are raising the vibration of your energy system.I am very grateful for this opportunity to work with everyone. Michael
Disclaimer: I, Michael Mohoric, am not a medical doctor and do not practice medicine. I don't diagnose, heal, cure or treat disease. I recommend people continue to see their medical doctors and follow their advice. My work is a complement to conventional medicine. This spiritual energy work is not a substitute for conventional medical treatment of any kind, physical or psychological. For such issues you should seek the proper licensed physician or health care professional. This energy work may help the bio-field to come into energetic balance. Qigong theory believes when one's energy field is in balance, the body's latent healing ability can heal itself. I make no promises or guarantees about the results of this work.


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"Every time it snows, it's like, oh, not again," he said. "I didn't get this much snow when I lived in Colorado. It's warmer at the Olympics than it is here. That's ridiculous."
In New York, Min Lin died after she was struck by a utility vehicle with a snowplow attached to it as it backed up outside a shopping center in Brooklyn. Her nearly full-term baby was delivered in critical condition via cesarean section.
No charges were brought against the snowplow operator in what appears to have been an accident, police said.
Across the South, the storm left in its wake a world of ice-encrusted trees and driveways and snapped branches and power lines.
In Bonneau, S.C., Jimmy Ward and his wife, Cherie Ward, lost power and spent Wednesday night in their home, warming themselves in front of a gas log fire.
But after running low on propane, they headed Thursday night for a hotel, where it was expected to be cozier but a lot less exciting than the night before.
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The storm didn't leave animals alone, either. In Maryland, Prince George's County fire officials said a horse that had slipped inside a snowy barn and gotten stuck on its side was euthanized after failing to show signs of improvement.
Around the country, this is shaping up as one of the snowiest winters on record. As of early this month, Washington, Detroit, Boston, Chicago, New York and St. Louis had gotten roughly two or three times as much snow as they normally receive at this point in the season.
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This latest round of bad weather threatens to disrupt deliveries of flowers for Valentine's Day on Friday.
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On the National Mall in Washington, 8-year-old Lucas Moore was having fun with his father and thinking about how all the snow days he has had this year may come back to haunt him.
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In New York City, the teachers union and TV weatherman Al Roker harshly criticized Mayor Bill de Blasio's decision to keep schools open. Roker, who was in Russia for the Winter Olympics but has a daughter in New York's public schools, said on Twitter: "It's going to take some kid or kids getting hurt before this goofball policy gets changed."
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Sencha + Jenny = True Love Forever
This skirt is BurdaStyle's Jenny skirt, and I spent a lot of time fitting it - to my actual measurements, no less! I started by cutting a 44 in the hips and a 42 in the waist, and ended up taking it in more in the waist and upper hip. (Yeah, okay, I'm a pear. FINE.) I like my skirts below the knee, and I had to add an extra three inches to this pattern to get it there. (Seriously, skirts are getting shorter every day, aren't they?!) I also changed the waistband layout. The pattern had it cut on the bias, and then stretched to fit the skirt pieces. I didn't really like the idea of having to stretch out the fabric to get it to fit, so I cut it on the straight grain instead. This meant that the waistband needed to be just a little bigger, since it wouldn't be stretched on the bias. So I made sure that the seams lined up as I was checking the pattern. Anyway, I'm so pleased with the fit of the skirt and I know I'll be making this pattern again and again. One of my favorite things about it is that it tapers in at the knee, creating a super curvy silhouette.
The fabric I used is a black cotton stretch sateen, and I lined it with a hot pink stretch poly lining fabric.
The blouse, made from Colette Pattern's Sencha, is in a rayon polka dot print. I drafted the Peter Pan collar myself. Tutorial is on its way!
I crossed the skirt suspenders in the back for extra cuteness (and so they'd stay up).
Suspenders are handy for tucking your thumbs into. Also: behold my lime green pumps! (I finally got Jeff to understand the importance of getting the shoes in the pictures.)
Anyway, I give both these patterns a big thumbs up! If you're looking for basic retro-style separates that you can personalize, these definitely fit the bill.
68 comments:
Both items are amazing!!!ReplyDelete
This is pretty much my idea of a perfect outfit.
You're so talented :)
What a great look! I'm inspired :DReplyDelete
Did you have to adapt the suspenders from the pattern much, other than moving them along the waist?
Wow, that's a great outfit! You look like your're feeling much better.ReplyDelete
I love it! These are both on my 'to do' list and I'm glad to see they go together so perfectly.ReplyDelete
They both look really cute.ReplyDelete
I was the one that said the skirt wouldnt work blah blah but the pattern looks so cute in the black I withdraw my previous statement about it in the red/orange wool.
Im so glad to see someone wearing the sencha blouse it has been difficult to find a picture online of someone actually wearing it other then the models for the company. Seriously thinking about buying it now.
- AnonymousFebruary 22, 2010 at 8:00 AM
Oooh, you look fabulous! It all looks so great on you! I've never made clothes for myself before, my kids, yes, but not for me. You've inspired me. I do believe I need some spring skirts and dresses.ReplyDelete
The cutest outfit I've seen in quite a while!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 22, 2010 at 8:07 AM
Fabulousness, thy name is Gertie!ReplyDelete
I now want one of these skirts in about 5 different colours! LOVE the crossed straps at the back!
I hope it's ok with you if I add this photo to the "inspiration" folder on my 'puter.
Oh my golly-you are one glamorous lady! ;) I really love the skirt; you can tell from the photos that you did take the time to really fit it. Plus, the blouse is pretty much the most perfect thing ever, imho (polka dots + peter pan collar = coveting!). lol.ReplyDelete
I really love the suspenders. I've been pondering making a skirt with either self fabric or embroidered ribbon suspenders (I picked up a couple yards of a fantastic ribbon a couple weekends ago that is just screaming to be used in some retro-ish way ;). Seeing your skirt may finally motivate me to get moving... haha!
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OMG how perfect is that outfit!?! And I'm with Casey, peter pan collar + polka dots = COVET.ReplyDelete
The skirt looks really nicely fitted; can you come to my house and help me figure out how to fit my shape? LOL.
I haven't looked at Burda's patterns, but now I'm going to have to.
Yay, you're back! And with a gorgeous new outfit. Love the shoes too (thank you Jeff!).ReplyDelete
I love this outfit too. The skirt looks perfect on you. You're such an inspiration.ReplyDelete
- KallipygosFebruary 22, 2010 at 8:48 AM
I LOVE this outfit. Once school is out (pre-master's, argh) I'm definitely going to be making one.ReplyDelete
Thank you for posting your rough measurements. It looks like we're the same size, and until now I envied your clothes but despaired of ever being as thin as you. Looking at you has made me look at my body more objectively, and if you can rock similar measurements, I certainly can!
I think a lot of women perceive themselves larger than they are, or don't have an accurate idea of what they look like (hi!) and, going back to your post about whether or not printing measurements is a good or bad thing, I think it goes a long way to presenting real women and bodies as they are. Not everyone is a size two, or six, or eighteen; but if you can see people in your rough size range and measurements rocking it, it gives you more confidence about your own body.
p.s. I'm glad you were able to explain to Jeff the IMPORTANCE of shoes in a woman's life! LOLReplyDelete
This is super cute! I love the dots, and the skirt and suspenders are awesome. (plus those are great shoes)ReplyDelete
Really, really, really fabulous!ReplyDelete
You can tell you spent a long time fitting it, because it fits you so well and suits you perfectly. Great job!
- AnonymousFebruary 22, 2010 at 9:31 AM
Gertie, you're a VISION!ReplyDelete
LOVING the whole ensemble. The crossed straps in the back are the best!ReplyDelete
Super duper cute!ReplyDelete
I've been eyeing the Jenny pattern, but I haven't purchased it because it looked like the pattern doesn't include directions for lining. Did you draft your own lining pattern? How difficult was that? Somehow that seems really scary to me.
The outfit is gorgeous! You look so great in it! You've made me certain to try the Jenny as well, and having your modifications (i.e. the non-biased waistband) in mind. The Sencha pattern is also very nice with the peter pan collar, but I'm a bit uncertain with the "open" darts, although I see the point when it's worn with a pencil skirt. But having tried the Jenny with a stretch fabric, how do you think it will work with a non-stretch fabric? I mean, pencil skirts need to be rather fitted, or? Do you have any opinions or tips on this?ReplyDelete
I also get really envious with the luxurious range of fabrics you have in NY. Rayon stretch lining? Never heard of it... I've even worked in a fabric shop, and we only sold polyester satin lining, acetate lining or charmeuse lining...
perfect fit and so cute! Glad you're back.ReplyDelete
So glad you are feeling better! That skirt fits perfectly! You did such a great job on it! I almost want to try it now!ReplyDelete
Thank you, everyone! You're so sweet! Now to answer some questions.ReplyDelete
Carina: I didn't have to adapt the suspenders at all. They ended up being long enough that I could just cross them in back.
Anna: the skirt *does* include directions for lining. But even if it didn't, it's no big deal to make your own lining. Just use the skirt pieces as your pattern, baste the lining to the skirt wrong sides together, and then apply the waistband. And hem them about an inch and a half shorter than the skirt!
frk.bustad: I'm not anticipating any problems adapting this to a non-stretch fabric. I made certain not to fit it too tight, so the stretch isn't absolutely necessary. I'll let you know how it goes with my orange wool!
I cannot even express in words how much I love your lime-green heels <3ReplyDelete
Gorgeous outfit, great combo. You look adorable, love the glasses!ReplyDelete
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OOOh I love this skirt. I've been eyeing the pattern on Burda for some time and once I've popped my sprog and shifted the baby belly I will certainly be making this!ReplyDelete
Oh my, I really didn't fancy the Jenny skirt that much but now I think I may have to make it too! I adore the straps crossed in the back, and it looks amazing with the blouse. Now I really can't wait for payday to roll around so I can FINALLY purchase the Sencha pattern for which I've purchased a few cute fabrics, even without having the pattern, oops!ReplyDelete
What a great outfit. You look fantastic! I'm definitely inspired. :-)ReplyDelete
You look really cute in this! Love the shoes!ReplyDelete
Cute cute cute!!! I LOVE the whole thing :)ReplyDelete
I attempted to make a suspended 6 gore skirt awhile back, but failed to understand the concept of ease...whoops! This is a definite inspiration, and now I also cannot wait to cut out my Sencha fabric this afternoon and get that finished :D
What a fabulous outfit! Love the peter pan collar and the suspenders! When I bought the Sencha pattern was thinking how perfect it would've been with a peter pan collar. Can't wait for your tutorial!ReplyDelete
Fabulous outfit G! I had never really bought into the Peter Pan collar - believe it or not - but it all came together fabulously.ReplyDelete
Adore adore adore! Just fabulous! I'm adding "copy Gertie's outfit" to my long sewing wishlist...ReplyDelete
This is a lovely combination, I just love the shape of the skirt and the awesome suspenders--not to mention that incredible blouse!ReplyDelete
I am hoping to advance to more fitted pieces like these as I improve my sewing skills. For now, I'm intimidated by the idea of cutting anything on the bias. I've had the concept explained to me, but I worry that I would mess it up.
Anyway, great look! Thanks for sharing :-)
It's a great outfit! I wasn't too enamored with the Jenny pattern when it came out, but you're making me think more about it, for sure. You're right about the nice curvy shape of the skirt.ReplyDelete
And, please do tell us where you got those shoes! I love green and would wear those things to death.
You look fantastic! I absolutely love both pieces and now will have to add the Sencha pattern to the (ever growing!) list of items that I clearly need in my closet ;)ReplyDelete
And, the shoes are fantastic.
what a combination! love it!ReplyDelete
Love your complete outfit! Would wear it at once!!! You have done such a great work and it underlines perfectly your style.ReplyDelete
Super cute! And you hairstyle is perfect with the outfit!ReplyDelete
I love that blouse and will be looking forward to your peter pan collar tutorial.ReplyDelete
That skirt is fab, lurve the suspenders! The lining is super-duper cute too - that'll make you smile every time you put it on! :DReplyDelete
You look great. Love the skirt, the whole combination. And those shoes, that colour is amazing!ReplyDelete
What a way to bounce back from an illness and a bad day at work! You look gorgeous.ReplyDelete
I know you've shied away from posting measurements in the past, but can I tell you how helpful it is? I originally found your blog via your SBA tutorial at Colette Patterns, and it has helped tremendously to see patterns I've been considering made up (and rocked!) by someone whose figure is similar to mine.
I also have to agree with what Casey said, "polka dots + peter pan collar = coveting!" Two of my favorite things together! I'm looking forward to your drafting tutorial.
That whole outfit is just darling. I LOVE it, and you wear it well. Nice job!!ReplyDelete
Very cute! A quick sizing question: did you use your measured size for the Sencha?ReplyDelete
Gorgeous! I love the whole thing! And now I really wish I had some lime green shoes...ReplyDelete
I am fairly new to your site and I must say you have been an inspiration for me to start sewing again. I just felt I must leave a comment when I saw this outfit- it is truly stunning! When I first saw the picture I thought this was absolutely the most perfect outfit ever! It fits you like a dream. You continue to inspire me right back to my machine-and I really can't sew that well. Thanks!ReplyDelete
Great outfit. The skirt fits you perfectly. I have to say I really love the fit of this pattern. I'm already making up my second.ReplyDelete
Happy sewing, good to see you're feeling better.
Wow, Gert! You look wonderful! Love the outfit. And the shoes! All us mortals would have gone with red pumps, of course. But you....... Perfect!!ReplyDelete
I love this outfit and the green shoes are inspired. For some reason I think I would wear this outfit with yellow.ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh! This reminds me so much of a skirt w/ suspenders I made many years ago! It was a narrow pencil skirt w/ suspenders that widened at the shoulder. I patterned it after Katherine Hepburn in Woman of the Year in the end scene where she is in the kitchen. Made it from a gorgeous rose finewale fabric.ReplyDelete
Oh Gertie, what a great outfit-you look fabulous, as always!ReplyDelete
I am absolutely in love with your outfit. Particularly the lime green shoes. Those are the shoes I've been dreaming of.ReplyDelete
Oh Gertie, its just fabulous! I love your ideas for the skirt and will be downloading this one and following your advice! You look superb and incredibly thin, I think that perfect fitting goes a long long way if you know what I mean. And those green pumps, I could faint with utter glee! Love love love!ReplyDelete
THis is so cute! I have made several jenny skirts myself but havent tried the suspender version yet, definitely will after seeing your version. I also can resist a polka dot or a peter pan collar so im drooling over the blouse, i think i agree with you peter pan collar and suspenders, a recipe for awesomeness, lolReplyDelete
The outfit is gorgeous you have done a fantastic job on both but I especially like the skirt. Off topic, the pictures on the wall behind you, are they your work? They are very cute!ReplyDelete
They look fabulous.ReplyDelete
That's a super cute outfit and the fit of the skirt is amazing. Well done!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 23, 2010 at 9:21 AM
That looks so classy and funky at the same time! The grey effect polka dot is the perfect fabric to elevate the elegance while preserving the playfulness.ReplyDelete
The shoes put the cherry on the cake, of course. :)
- AnonymousFebruary 23, 2010 at 10:02 AM
Lime green pumps?! I love them!!!!ReplyDelete
The Sencha plus the Peter Pan collar is lovely too.
SO CUTE!! I love how the suspenders are crossed in the back and the pop of green shoes. Just adorable!ReplyDelete
So glad your back and on your well heeled feet.ReplyDelete
Outfit is darling of course... but please don't keep us in suspense - where did you get those amazing shoes!
i think, this is the coolest style you pulled off so far. :)ReplyDelete
greets and amazing work.
this is such a great piece! so inspiring!ReplyDelete
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love your blogReplyDelete
just finished this skirt,
and its my new fav!
thanks for the idea of crossing the suspenders.
i love love it
I am only just now finding your blog! OMG! BEAUTIFUL CLOTHES AND STYLE. Especially love this skirt and in the 'Emma' color/style as well. You are very talented. Thanks for sharing with us!ReplyDelete
- JessicaMarch 27, 2012 at 3:17 PM
Hi Gertie!ReplyDelete
Late comment, much? *cue awkward silence*
I've been kind of an off and on follower for a while but just recently decided 'you know what would be a good idea? *serious thinking face* READ ALL HER POSTS...in chronologically ascending order, of course.'
So...yea... anyways, I just wanted to say that you are so quirky, adorable, fun, and stylish . This outfit is so adorable! I think I'm going to have to dust off my sewing machine! <3
Okay, I promise to comment on something more recent! Sorry!


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Harold Michael Harvey at A Reginald Eaves Birthday Party 2011
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Harold Michael Harvey is a Past President of The Gate City Bar Association and is the recipient of the Association's R. E. Thomas Civil Rights Award. He is the author of Paper Puzzle and Justice in the Round: Essays on the American Jury System, and a two-time winner of Allvoices' Political Pundit Prize. His work has appeared in Facing South, The Atlanta Business Journal, The Southern Christian Leadership Conference Magazine, Southern Changes Magazine, Black Colleges Nines, and Medium.
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