Two Nations Divided by a Common Dress Size.
I have been 'sew' busy making a Jane Austen dress for my daughter! But - oh, no! - there's a 2-inch gap at the back! Now, I know she's a size 12 (I'm not jealous, really!) and the pattern says it's Size 12, but I really think a Size 10 girl would have trouble with this one!
Maybe '12' in the US is '10' or '8' over here. What's annoying is I always cut a bit large, and stitch a bit narrow, to make sure there's enough 'give.' Never mind, I can patch it, but it's rather annoying! Hopefully it'll be done by tomorrow and I can post a piccy!
I hope you're all doing well!
luv, Mags x
Maybe '12' in the US is '10' or '8' over here. What's annoying is I always cut a bit large, and stitch a bit narrow, to make sure there's enough 'give.' Never mind, I can patch it, but it's rather annoying! Hopefully it'll be done by tomorrow and I can post a piccy!
I hope you're all doing well!
luv, Mags x
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can't wait to see pics, your daughter is so lucky to have such a clever mum!
love teen x
You might be right in the sizing.
Back in the days when I stitched as much as I now make cards I always had to made a size bigger than I was.
I am beginning to think I was never a size 12. I think I went from a skinny flat-chested kid to a busty 14 overnight LOL!!
Hope you manage to make the creation fit .. .. !!
What a lovely Mum you are to go to all this trouble.
Love Jules xx