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Tea For One

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Third times a charm for the Dark Sailor Overskirt - the first two versions I tried just didn't work (the first went weird and looked oversized and baggy - the pattern and fabric did not agree, the second had striped pleats which looked weird against a smoother overskirt design. Those pics will never see the light of day...)

Speaking of chatelaines... the second one I bought arrived today! It's bronze, and from @razzberriesstudio - it also arrived with surprise treats!

My 'yay, promotion' present arrived this week (thr morning of my first day in my new role, actually - perfect timing!)

My Blue Check overskirt is finished - I had considered adding pleats to the hem, but it just looked too...busy, or chaotic? I think I prefer it plain, as there is enough going on already with the fabric pattern.

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