Remember that Dogstar dress? The ‘Six Napoleon Challenge’?
I wear the skirt A LOT. The wonky t shirt got binned, the steampunk top was more of a giggle, but I love wearing all that silk…it washes well too.
Well Dogstar have done it again I think. Look at this little stunner, the ‘Paper Wasp Dress’
Now halter neck/backless won’t fit my style, but oh boy I love the skirt on this, mad but wearable. And asymmetric of course, always good to distract from my own wonkiness…
Anyone fancy tackling something inspired by this?
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try it now I found [finally] a better image
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YAY! It worked, and the skirt is great. If I were slim and young I might want the whole thing with a great hussar-type jacket over it or something–
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I love this skirt, also don’t do halter necks either, but the bottom part is fabulous. What kind of material would you suggest? I would be up for a challenge, but I am nowhere near as quick sewing as you seem to be.
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lol my sewing rate is down through the floor – the new job is very tiring! It’s apparently crushed paper organdie…sort of a petticoat on the outside. I love it!
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https://www.clothhouse.com/shop/organdie-white
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I love the idea of this skirt skirt. Especially. I am in love with the style and the bottom of this skirt. Beautiful!
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I love the dress; but I’ve never worn a halter either/ The skirt is beautiful and would look good with a simple sleeveless top.
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Yes. I am tempted. It’s a wonderful dress. I love everything about it. But I don’t know if I really need another flouncy, fancy dress.
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need schmeed It would be amazing with your suit jacket!
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Not my personal style but it’s beautiful and I look forward to seeing what you make of it!
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I’d love to have a go at this – change the halter top into something a little more covering, but I’m knee deep in Linton tweeds and wools at the moment (and marking!).
Go for it and see what happens….
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Gorgeous but I really don’t have the lifestyle to justify making something like that.
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Am picturing a dress with a simple sleeveless top in the pale yellow cotton organdie. This could be considered season appropriate for those of us who live upside down. Sad I can’t realistically commit to anything else before Christmas as the challenge would be fun.
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We could do it in spring…
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Great idea count me in. That would also give the fabric fairy time to deliver the yellow organdie to NZ.
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That one doesn’t do it for me. It’s a big ruffle with wire and horsehair, sewn on the slant. Also no free time to screw around with it.
I have never made the finished Dogstar 6Nap; the model I made I could never fit into, purely a ‘fits the dress form’ creation. And frankly, it’s really not my style. That said, I ADORED working it out. It was a fun puzzle and my brain loves those.
I will look forward to your creations, though. Always love that.
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lol I don’t plan on wire OR horsehair, need to find fabric to do the job itself, it’s the papery look that intrigues me here…I will take many months to ponder probably, but it will happen
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I love the diagonal lines of this!
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It’s got potential…I think it looks bridal/partyish because of the white. I’m thinking that grey organdie, more of a layering pinafore dress…
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Well you certainly have the skill to do it! 😍
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