Here's a sneak peak of the first Christmas outfit I've sewn for this year. I have to say, I'm thrilled with how it turned out. If you'd like to see the whole outfit, head on over to the Sew Can She blog, She Sews!
Cute skirt! I cannot believe it is already time to think about the Christmas outfit! I like it you did not choose the usual red and green color combination.
This year, my Christmas attire had to be magical. I went with a dress made of deep emerald velvet; it was elegant, comfortable, and appropriate for the occasion. It was a huge relief to find the Research title about event management services, which allowed me to enjoy some festive fun. For a timeless holiday touch, I accessorised the ensemble with delicate gold jewellery and a traditional red lip. I can't wait to sip cocoa now that it's glowing with Christmas spirit and sparkling lights.
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Love the skirt, Pam! The ruffles peeking out and the pleats on the hem make it extra special.:)
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ReplyDeleteCute skirt! I cannot believe it is already time to think about the Christmas outfit! I like it you did not choose the usual red and green color combination.
ReplyDeleteThis year, my Christmas attire had to be magical. I went with a dress made of deep emerald velvet; it was elegant, comfortable, and appropriate for the occasion. It was a huge relief to find the Research title about event management services, which allowed me to enjoy some festive fun. For a timeless holiday touch, I accessorised the ensemble with delicate gold jewellery and a traditional red lip. I can't wait to sip cocoa now that it's glowing with Christmas spirit and sparkling lights.
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