Dressing like a 1950s Housewife: Sewing Mccalls M7599 Vintage Dress With Petticoat

[@michelletackett9489]

I dress like a 50s housewife daily. It helps me so much with my confidence. Keep at it happy housewife.

[@SewSewDrew]

Yes! Thank you!

[@thereserocks8035]

What a good example you are to families.I am proud of you.

[@michelletackett9489]

@@thereserocks8035 Thank you.

[@isherwood4]

In the 50s and onward, your petticoat was call a crinoline. Better to do as you mentioned, keep in on its own. Easier to iron your dress without having the petticoat sewn to the dress. Also, there are two kinds of netting to use with skirt. Tulle which is smoother and softer, netting which is crunchier and irritating on your skin. A true crinoline would have at least three layers: tulle-netting-tulle. And when your first crinoline looses its “oomph”, make a new one and put the older on top of the new on. I once wore 4 crinolines to get a really good “sticky out” effect. They were fun to play with! You could also put a plain half slip underneath the crinolines!

[@vanessaknight7129]

Both dresses are beautiful. Definitely, can see the difference with the petty coat. You did an awesome job.

[@SewSewDrew]

Yes! Thank you!

[@rmorine6394]

I really loved the way you talked throughout about what you have learned so far on your sewing adventure. It's helpful to newer sewists and reassuring to experienced ones. We're always still learning, and that is part of the fun. Both dresses are lovely and fit you well. I like how fun and casual the flower dress looks, and how elegant the batik dress is.

[@EB2therescue]

Couldn't agree with this comment more ❤️

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you so much!

[@SewSewDrew]

😃😃

[@FantasticalFolliesCostuming]

Yeaaaah! I love a wearable mockup. Then you're not doing all that work for nuthin'! Glad the FBO is working out for you. Both are super cute dresses! Having one separate petticoat's the way to go..."petticoat netting" or not, it's still tulle, and therefore EVIL. That tuck-the-strap-into-the-lining trick is great!

[@SewSewDrew]

It is evil!!! But thank you for watching!

[@HaleyMarieVintage]

Love the dresses you made, and I agree that netting is a journey to work with and I absolutely love the fabric of this one. For patterns like tis with a built in petticoat I usually make it separately so I can stick it under other pieces!

[@Pour_La_Victoire]

Both dresses look lovely, and the fabric of the second dress is especially pretty!

[@garnicamanda]

The batik dress came out very pretty you make it look so easy thanks for always sharing what you’ve learned along the way it makes me feel better about any missteps I make sewing.

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you that means a lot! I think it’s just practice the more I sew the better it gets but I also love doing new techniques and working with new types of fabric. So I’m ok with the fact that there will still be lots of missteps. Thank you for following my journey ❤️

[@stevezytveld6585]

The dress is lovely. It looks really good on you - your smile says it all. And yes, the petticoat makes such a difference. It's amazing how just a little bit of fabric can change the hang of the dress. If you wore a 1950's style petticoat underneath you could become airborn... Look at you go, Ms. Drew. Tracing off the pattern and doing a FBA. It's amazing to watch your progress over this last year, well done. I just got a 1937 Simplicity sewing book from the ebay - in it they suggest doing a rough fitting with the pattern pieces against your body (before you cut into the fabric), make any changes necessary and then cut the mock-up. They also suggest using basting stiches for the mock-up to make it easier for alterations. And to mark a line along centre front and back as well as doing a horizontal line at the bust - apparently it makes things easier to fuss with. Right now I'm tracing off a pattern for my first ever pants - cigarette style trousers from a vintage 1950's pattern. The sizing up is going to be a journey - I bought the pattern to match my 38 bust, but, apparently, the average was about 10" skinnier than my actual hips. I'm hoping it won't be too bad and won't take 10 mock-ups to figure out. Fingers crossed, salt tossed, prayers ongoing, incense lit. I have a wardrobe of sewing ahead of me. I spent the last few months combing through the ebay looking for plus-size patterns from the 1930's, 40's and 50's. I now have enough - different style bodices, different style skirts, different styles of dresses, blouses, pants/shorts, underpinnings and outerwear. I picked the middle of the century to work from. I figured the prices aren't about to go down any time soon, so I might as well take the plunge now. Am I justifying? I may be justifying... - Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you so much! I’ve also been wanting a pair of cigarette trousers so badly. I hope I make me a pair and I hope that yours fit you perfect 😍

[@stevezytveld6585]

@@SewSewDrew I fell in love with Audrey Hepburn's 'Beat' outfit the first time I saw 'Funny Face' - black turtleneck and cigarette trousers... slay me now... How these will work on round and short me, we'll see. I keep telling myself it's all about proportions. Then I go back to trying to figure out pant geography. You will make a pair, I have no doubt. It's just a matter of when. Because you would look So cute in a pair. Honestly I'd put the pants off, but the woman I bought them from on the ebay is peer pressuring me for pictures of a finished pair. Haven't yet broke it to her that I work at a snails pace.

[@littlehomeinthevalley]

OMG they both turned out so cute, but definitely that second one is GORGEOUS!!

[@jeweldeadwyler8082]

Both dresses are cute The 2nd dress looks like the perfect tea party dress I have this same pattern and will have to try to make one for myself soon Keep sewing I wait for your videos every week 😄

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you 😊 that’s such a compliment 🥰

[@sandreawhite7534]

Oh My Gosh! Both dresses look great. I agree with you on the Petticoat. That’s a lot of work. Making one that you can wear with several different dresses is a brilliant idea. When I sewed for my daughter when she was little and the dress had a petticoat or tulle I would put it between the lining of the dress and the main fabric so that it wouldn’t scratch her skin. You look Fabulous in that style.

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank your for watching and the up it is definitely itchy !!

[@charlottemajewski5992]

❤ the blue floral is lovely and I agree the belt was a good addition, extra bonus that the shoes match.

[@SewSewDrew]

I'm so glad you like it!

[@anniebrock520]

Both dresses are cute,

[@SaturdayNightStitch]

Oh my days I have this pattern! KZbin recommended your video and so glad I clicked because wow!!!! Love your channel and am binge watching your videos. So inspiring and learning a lot. 💐💐

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you! I’ve been a fan of your channel for a while now! Happy you’re here ♥️

[@aleathamonae9357]

The final dress is gorgeous. That fabric is beautiful.

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you!

[@mylestotravel]

You can tell the difference between with or without the petty coat. Both are really cute.

[@Ariad08]

You did such a wonderful job. Both dresses turned out amazing!

[@2_pencil]

Your dress turned out dreamy and you look great in it. I liked the first one you made too.

[@heatherj3385]

Oh wow, it's lovely. I love the vintage style, so classy

[@SewSewDrew]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@donnarogers7732]

You look so Fresh for a Summer wedding or Party. Well done. Your seeing skills are super 💜

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you so much!!

[@seestellysew8472]

You did a great job on both of your makes. Yes I can see the difference between the petticoat being attached and it not being attached. I like it attached better.

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you! I like it better too!

[@davidhutchison3343]

Good to see you are preserving the original pattern for future use. With practice, tracing the pattern only takes a few minutes. Some of these patterns are irreplaceable so they deservs to be preserved.

[@rmorine6394]

Thanks Drew, for taking us along with you for this make! I really love the dresses and the pattern. What are your thoughts about the petticoat being scratchy to wear? Someone on pattern review mentioned that. So I chose tulle instead of petticoat netting, knowing it won't be as full. I'm going to make a separate petticoat to keep it versatile. I "may" (cough) have bought 3 or 4 fabrics already to make several versions of this pattern. And I haven't even traced it off yet! 😉 Also interested in your thoughts on how the straps fit and if they were hard to get positioned so they sit properly. Yours seem to sit well and you talked about adjusting them for your best fit. I saw another video where the maker had a hard time with the straps continually falling. She did mention she didn't test the fit when she inserted them. Just put them were the pattern was marked. Suddenly I realize I think I've been stalking this pattern! 😄

[@SewSewDrew]

its definitely scratchy to wear!! I need to put a slip under it.

[@ladym6738]

You looked fabulous in the dress. And soft blue colors. Very nice.

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you so much

[@85thAndWade]

Yes they came out fantastic. I really like the print of that second dress.

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you 😊

[@elainebye9090]

Ooooo! That pattern is so beautiful made up. I love both dresses, and they are so different. 😍 Great job!

[@dodadeb8954]

I absolutely love both dresses, especially the blue/gray for dressier look. beautiful. The foral such a happy sunny day dress, love , love love!!

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you so much!

[@lindeehopkins6439]

Oh my heavens!! Soooooo pretty! The petticoat deff shows off the pattern best! Great job!

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you! I wore it all day yesterday I didn’t want to take it off 😊

[@lunasgma7546]

They are both so cute on you. The flowery dress with the petticoat is perfection, but the other one without the petticoat, you know, might be more comfortable to wear throughout the day. It’s very very cute you too. Good job on the bust alteration. And all those cute little furry sandals you have on, just make it so adorable..

[@freedom0022]

Sewrina has a fantastic channel, she is truly a kind and wonderful person

[@SewSewDrew]

She really is!!

[@micahwashburn6309]

Super Cute!!! You look beautiful and the petty coat does add that extra awesomeness to your silhouette!!

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you so much. I love this dress! It’s one of the first I made that I really really love!

[@QueAwkwardNoises]

View A is one of the first ever patterns I followed. Oh wow oh wow how much time has passed and how much skill I have developed since then!

[@cherylhuot4436]

It’s so fun watching your progression in this sewing journey you are on! Talking about about how you’ve learned the importance of taking the time to do things properly to get the results you want!! Shortcuts rarely save time. I learned that in the end, it took much longer to try to fix and then get unsatisfactory results. Thanks for the smile you gave me from beginning to end!! Well done!!! They both turned out great. The bust adjustment looks spot on!! Amazing how the different prints and contrasting fabrics on the one, make them look like two totally different dresses!

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you this comment! Shortcuts rarely save time! Those are words to live by that I will teach my children. I’m so glad you enjoyed the video. I appreciate the kind words.

[@consuelosantoyo7073]

You did a wonderful job! You look beautiful in both dresses! How elegantly housewives dressed in the 1950s!

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you so much! They were indeed so elegant. ♥️

[@EB2therescue]

You look amazing in these dresses, the batik makes me think of a Van Gogh painting 🥰

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you sweetheart heart and yes your right it does resemble the starry night painting

[@lynnieblinnie1066]

Both dresses look amazing

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you I’ve gotten a lot of wear out of them both!

[@cherylpa527]

Wow, that dress came out beautiful! You look gorgeous in it 💗

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you

[@tennesseetexanhousewife5277]

Oh my gosh I love this dress! It looks gorgeous on you! I love your shoes too! Perfect! You do such a great job! I really enjoyed this video! Thank you for sharing this with us!

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you for watching! This dress is definitely one of my favorites

[@letsmoveon6775]

It came out great and looks beautiful on you. 🎉

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you!!

[@lodoia9532]

Really beautiful, not only the dress but yourself as well!

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you. What a beautiful heart you have. ♥️

[@carolbarbee5653]

Blue dress is beautiful the flower dress is cute I love both of them😍

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you so much 😊

[@nicoled2831]

Gorgeous! I think the grey accents give it a bit of a modern twist which is really cool! Kudos on spending the extra time on Muslin and FBA-Looks like it was worth it cause the fit looks great!

[@SewSewDrew]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@CompactJitters]

Those dresses turned out so nice!

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you!! 😊

[@Fanykobakoff]

I love the second one, it’s definitely my favorite! You look great in it! Great job! I’m starting my sewing journey now and I hope I’ll be able to sew one of these dresses soon!

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you sew much! Good luck with your sewing journey!!

[@evelynpeek9436]

Beautiful fit! Nice work,love this on you👌👍

[@SewSewDrew]

😊

[@marieryan2541]

Hi Drew. I love both dresses but I prefer the one with the petticoat. It looks more authentic of the 50's style.

[@SewSewDrew]

SAME!! 😃

[@joannn4834]

Lovely dress! Thanks for sharing this make.

[@SewSewDrew]

😊😊

[@donnav645]

You look amazing in this dress!! Thank you for sharing. Im going to make this for myself I still have to get some fabric!!

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you for watching AND leaving a comment. That’s double the support!!

[@connycatlady7429]

The dresses look beautiful on you 👍💓

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you 😊

[@thesnowgirl]

I love the print of this fabric. Going to get this pattern

[@SewSewDrew]

I love this pattern will definitely make it again!

[@belledobson2007]

I love this dress, you did a great job

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you so much!

[@moonmama24]

They both turned out beautifully!

[@gigicellio4955]

Elles sont belles, magnifique ces robes

[@pameladeramusheard2312]

Beautiful!!! If I ever make one I will make the petticoat separate.

[@SewSewDrew]

Good idea!!

[@nancyruizalvarez4982]

There you are! I was hoping you would post today. Love the pattern and gorgeous fabric! Also very happy to continue watching your confidence grow. Can’t wait to see your next video!

[@SewSewDrew]

❤️ So sweet! I do disappear at times. If you worry send me a email. ❤️

[@jennilt4785]

Loved watching your assembly of this dress and petticoat. Well done! It turned out great!

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you 😊

[@khaley37781]

GORGEOUS!

[@SewSewDrew]

🥹😀

[@karensloman5787]

Love your work.❤

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you

[@regalstylesbymtg2317]

Very lovely Drew.

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you so much! I love this dress and the mock up I actually wear more 😆

[@celcielmoore1664]

You did such a beautiful job! I love the way you took your time and stuck with it! Keep up the good work. A couple things I thought might help you and make your work easier is getting some clips to use instead of pins, in some places of construction. Also a pair of small scissors would help in in cutting and clipping in small areas. Please keep on keeping on, making those beautiful clothes!💕 I enjoyed the video😊

[@SewSewDrew]

Thanks for the tips!

[@Ellaodi]

You look amazing! This dress turned out so lovely and evrytime you use a nice.bold print it reminds me that I can too, so thank you! I have the same pattern and was a little intimidated but now I feel like I can follow along and actually make this adorable dress!! Thanks Drew!! Your videos are always so cute and sweet!

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you so much! I hope you give this pattern a try and be sure to send me pictures 😍

[@Ellaodi]

@@SewSewDrew I definitely will!! Once I get around to making it 😋

[@spikester789]

Gorgeous!!!

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you!!

[@ozzyanddad]

thank you... i am in the throws of this dress and first time with a mc calls pattern... and i was a tad confused about some pcs esp the contrasting band, i see it is folder over, makes sense... thanks for posting this, def will come back to it as i progress... i am making it for my wife in the same white and gingham pattern as on the pattern cover... yours came out great

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you so much! I don’t think it was every in the instructions that the band folded over I guess you were supposed to just know. I also did a FBA but this pattern ran a tad big

[@ozzyanddad]

@@SewSewDrew that is good to know, i ensure it fits the bust model i have that matches my wive's measurements, prefer it to big to adjust then have to make it bigger :)

[@catherinejustcatherine1778]

You do such beautiful sewing The dresses both look so great! The batik dress is lovely with the grey belt & shoes Nobody answered the batik question, so, I will do my best to answer(see below) . PS, later I checked, and Google showed some more thorough answers than my original answer . In the old days, batik was a style of dyeing/painting that used a form of wax resist, called "batik". lines or shapes were drawn, painted (or "printed", stamped, like with a wooden or rubber design) in wax on white fabric, then dyed. For fancier designs, wax was then used to draw on some of the dyed areas, then re-dyed a darker color. The wax would preserve the color of whatever it was drawn onto. Batik fabric is often very much the same patterns on front and back because of the process. A batik design can be printed on fabric, but, since that is not an original dyed fabric, it will look much like any printed fabric. I think I should add that with almost every method of dying fabric, the original dyed fabric will have a backside that is almost the same level of color saturation as the front. For example "tie dye", or other forms of "binding" that occlude portions of the cloth from the dye. I think none of them would be called batik. But, I can't explain better than that.

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you for sharing this information with us!!!

[@catherinejustcatherine1778]

@@SewSewDrew you are very welcome!

[@dianes_view]

Beautiful!

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you! 😊

[@MNic13]

This turned out so beautiful 😻

[@ahryamckinney-johnson5759]

Hi tt I iike the dresses😊

[@SewSewDrew]

Yay! Thank you!

[@NOT_rya]

Hi Tt it’s me on my other account

[@SewSewDrew]

Hey love bug 💕

[@durhamgrigg3125]

thank you.

[@donnabrown0130]

You make such beautiful clothing. You are not afraid of a challenge! Have you tried making the "Walkaway" dress?

[@SewSewDrew]

I didn’t give that one a try! I did watch all the videos everyone did they were fun to watch

[@donnabrown0130]

@SewSewDrew I haven't either. It seems as though there may be fitting issues!

[@iamthebot99]

omg you are so good! i wish i knew how to sew but i have too many hobbies in my pocket right now lol though I never had the patience for sewing... :)

[@SewSewDrew]

thank you for watching! Curious to hear what your hobbies are and I am the most impatient anxious person and sewing has done more for me then medication or meditation. So may be worth the try! 😊

[@iamthebot99]

@@SewSewDrew voiceover for audiobooks and KZbin channels… nail tech..photography enhanced retouching.. and for fun..I bake bread hah .. I switch between all these every time. My husband asks what my next hobby will be lol I said 1950s housewife lol and that’s how I found u teehee

[@SewSewDrew]

How exciting!!! My kind of lady!!!

[@conniemcmillian7010]

Beautiful ❤️🥰.

[@magalysenecharles1901]

The dress looks beautiful on you. I love your style. I started getting into the vintage patterns since I’ve been watching your videos. it’s hard to find a vintage patterns but I have quite a few that I bought from eBay and Etsy. what did you use to do the petticoat. I will purchase the pattern. thanks for sharing. have a wonderful and blessed day and be safe.

[@SewSewDrew]

Happy to hear your exploring more with vintage styles. The petticoat link is in the description and if you need any help in any way my email address is there too or you can dm me on instagram 💕

[@stephanieyee9784]

Hi Drew, The Michigan fabric doesn't look like Batik. That's made with hot wax and dye baths, dipped multiple times with different layers of wax and dye to get the overlaid patterns. I don't know what your Michigan fabric is but its lovely and quite interesting, it looks like a watercolour painting. I also love your flower mock-up fabric.

[@SewSewDrew]

Thank you for this! I love information!!

[@cyankirkpatrick5194]

Have you ever considered a Wawak catalog they have a ton of sewing supplies.

[@SewSewDrew]

Just learned about that

[@cyankirkpatrick5194]

@@SewSewDrew Glad to have helped 🤗 .

[@PFSacramento]

Thank you so much for this video. It clarified a lot of steps that I was not sure about. I’m about to buy the same petticoat fabric at Joann but I’m not sure how much to get. The width is 54” but on the pattern it’s 2 1/2 yards if the width is 72”. How much netting did you have to get for 54” width?

[@SewSewDrew]

I’m so happy the video helped. I believe I bought 6 yards of it. It was really inexpensive when I bought it like 3.00 a yard.

[@sevenandthelittlestmew]

I was just going to ask whether I needed to attach the petticoat to the skirt! I already have a petticoat for a 1950s dress that I made myself back in the olden days, when I was young. If I can just use that, all the better. Also, the easestitching. Can I just use pins to ease the stitch, or is it too long of an ease to try to pin it to death? 😂 Let me know your thoughts, and thanks for the tutorial!

[@SewSewDrew]

Use a petticoat you already have for sure! I really wish I had not attached mine I could have reused it! And if you have the patience to pin! Pin! But I would ease stitch! Hope that helps.

[@angelmavy]

oh god, i love this soooo much! I will try it as soon as I get fabric!! Which fabrics would you recommend for this dress?

[@SewSewDrew]

I think it works perfect for any mid weight fabric!

[@dianecheeseworth2709]

I want to make this for my daughter but without a lining do you think it would still be OK? Yours are beautiful

[@SewSewDrew]

I do think it will be just fine and I wouldn’t attach the petticoat I would leave it as a separate. Good luck!

[@dianecheeseworth2709]

Sorry just one more question what width was your fabric please .The fabric I've ordered is 45in but I can't see how the skirt is going to fit

[@sunsettaye4820]

What type of paper did you use to trace the pattern onto? Excellent work❤

[@SewSewDrew]

It’s called Swedish tracing paper and pretty cheap on Amazon. In a pinch I will use tissue paper like you would put in a gift bag.

[@nekochan6353]

Hello!! It doesn't look that easy for a beginner like me though... 😭 But thank you so much! I will try this!!!

[@SewSewDrew]

You can do it! Email me if you need help ♥️

[@leamacleod5903]

Would to see a vintage patterns for plus sized ladies say 12 and up. Not just to size 18. Love your videos.

[@SewSewDrew]

The butterick 5209 goes up to size 20 but I hadn’t thought about that until I read your comment, I’ve never seen them any bigger then a 20 😕

[@leamacleod5903]

@@SewSewDrew that be a sewing lesson of how to make the pattern bigger to the size you need without it loosing the line and look of the pattern.

[@wandachandler8331]

Love it! How long did it take?

[@SewSewDrew]

This was a pretty quick one. It can be done in 2 days easy

[@tarohiromi8493]

Where do you get the paper that you use to retrace the pattern? Is it just tissue paper

[@SewSewDrew]

I’m not sure what I used in this video but I do use regular tissue paper and also Swedish tracing paper you can get off Amazon really inexpensive

[@tarohiromi8493]

​@@SewSewDrewthank you so much! I'm using the bodice of this to make my own Barbie dress for the premiere tomorrow

[@SewSewDrew]

I just finished up Majors dress going to finish mine tomorrow hopefully 🤞🏽

[@ЕленаВалентинова-х9щ]

Вот шьете Вы красивые вещи.Занимаетесь добрым красивым трудом. Но тела свои ни в коем случае нельзя клеймить татуировками!!! Люди не рабы которым эти клейма наносили!!! Мир Вашему дому и всего доброго! Благодарим.

[@SewSewDrew]

Wish you were around when I got them at 18 years old! Kids don’t really understand what permanent means.

[@ЕленаВалентинова-х9щ]

@@SewSewDrew Добрый день. Пишите пожалуйста на русском языке.Для понимания. Благодарим.

[@linnyw1072]

Where do you purchase vintage patterns?

[@SewSewDrew]

Mostly eBay sometimes Etsy

[@hmeirify]

What pattern is this?

[@SewSewDrew]

M7599 McCalls

[@amandalea8772]

Crochet has been popular for ages but now it’s having a moment in the sun and because of that there’s a lot of money to be had. And when there’s money there’s problems. It would be better if she used that platform and community to call out companies like Temu/shein that produce crochet products and charge so little for work that is entirely done by hand. The crochet humanitarian crisis is real and needs more spotlighting.

[@SewSewDrew]

I’m not sure what you are referring to but sound interesting.

[@amandalea8772]

@@SewSewDrew sorry you were in my queue and this comment was for the previous video I watched 😆 thanks for replying though 👍🏻

[@SewSewDrew]

@amandalea8772 would love to know the video! I’m super curious now. My mom always crochet I could never get it 🙃

[@amandalea8772]

It’s called knit copying drama by a channel called Emma in the moment. This one is more knit than crochet which is why I commented as I did 😊. If you want to learn crochet I recommend trying different teachers/way of learning. I could never get it when my mum tried to teach me but a KZbin video worked and knitting I picked up through a book

[@cyankirkpatrick5194]

I'm watching this backwards my upper region is double Decker 😡 so find a support system is 🤷‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️ yeah I get the jokes about 🤬 to bad it not like the others 🤣😂😏🤨 their life those on the Christmas tree.🤣😂🤣😂🥱🤭🧐

[@dominyika]

Making a separate petty coat would be awesome especially during the holidays when I might be indulging a little more lol...I'm full and sexy

[@SewSewDrew]

I’m stealing “Full & Sexy” it belongs to me now 😉 😃

[@ashleyceaser547]

Gorgeous!!