Projects for Viewers from Pattern Review  The tulip skirt  Black sheath without short theatre jacket  EM in the Audrey Hepburn blouse  EM in tuxedo shirt  Close-up of tuxedo shirt for EM |
DEAR SEWING BLOGGERS--SEWING HAS SLOWED DOWN A BIT THIS SUMMER WHILE I REVISE THE LATEST NOVEL, WITH BEST REGARDS... LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU ALL...KEEP SEWING...AND READING! What did Voltaire wear around the house? You'd be surprised...NOW AVAILABLE IN THE US FOR $9  Burda's safari shirtdress, a no-cost test-run  Saucy French nun or Swiss miss heading for junior high disco?  EM in her Greek goddess graduation dress and Mom in the Sparta bodyguard jacket...  EM takes in the Swiss winter sun  The Rescued Trench Coat  The basic artist's shirt, waiting for the model to come home from school...  Two versions of the "dreamy" blouse  EM in the military jacket with Vogue cap  EM in Poet sleeves  EM in the DVF wrap-dress. Click on Home Page to see dress in action at a book signing in Geneva  Draped neckline of fitted plaid wool dress  Back pleat detail of theatre jacket  Covered buttons on theatre jacket  The Audrey Hepburn blouse in celadon silk The IHT's Oct 29 Burma coverage features a joke: Par Par Lay goes to India to seek relief for a toothache. The Indian dentist wonders why he's come all that way. "Don't you have dentists in Myanmar?" Par Par Lay answers, "Oh, yes, but in Myanmar, we're not allowed to open our mouths." Read the whole series on the International Herald Tribune's website, accessed by clicking on the blue caption above. A teacher had four students, an American, a European, an African and a Chinese. He asked them to write an essay on the topic “What is your personal opinion of the world food shortage?” “What is the world?” asked the American student. “What is a shortage?” asked the European. “What is food?” asked the African. Then the Chinese student asked: “What is a personal opinion?” |
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