Zoe’s Ceylon
Another gorgeous creation I couldn’t wait to share with you guys today.
Meet Zoe’s new Ceylon. She chose a japanese cotton print that looks so much like a vintage rayon to my eyes, I was suprised it was new! I think it was the absolute perfect choice, really emphasizing the 1940s inspired lines of this dress.
You can read more about it on Zoe’s lovely blog.
Comments
Diane @ Vintage Zest
March 5, 2013 #
This is so sweet! I hadn’t seen a Ceylon in a print yet, and I’m still doing my research for the pattern now that I bought it (!). Thanks!
Tessa
March 5, 2013 #
Wow! I really like it! In fact, this makes me reconsider the pattern. I, for some reason, kind of looked over this pattern without really giving it that much attention. Now, I am seriously thinking of trying it with those sleeves!
Laura Isabel Serna
March 5, 2013 #
I haven’t really been drawn to that pattern, but this version has made me look again. The print is lovely and the fit fabulous. Very sexy without showing a lot of skin!
Rosemarie
March 5, 2013 #
I love this, it reminds me of a dress my mother used to wear and she always looked smart, it is sort of old fasioned and yet new….
Kelly
March 5, 2013 #
Ceylon is lovely in a print, and it feels very forties. Zoe did a fabulous job!
Elise @ cheznapier
March 5, 2013 #
How gorgeous! You did a fabulous job. Love the choices of fabric and styling, and it really shows off a perfect hourglass!
maddie
March 5, 2013 #
wow! You look fantastic!
Laura
March 5, 2013 #
LOVE this! the fabric does look vintage. What a flattering cut!
Erica
March 5, 2013 #
Hmm it looks well made but I have to say that I prefer Ceylon in solids. All those beautiful details just disappear into the pattern of the fabric.
Elisha
March 5, 2013 #
Woah, another sewing blogger named Zoe. I for sure thought this was going to be ‘So, Zoe…”
Marie
March 5, 2013 #
This is so gorgeous and that fabric is amazing, very vintage looking indeed!
Carie
March 5, 2013 #
What great fabric, as you say it really emphasises the vintage feel.
Cha
March 5, 2013 #
Amazing! I have yet to bring this pattern to life myself, but this makes me want to more than ever.
Patty
March 5, 2013 #
Beautiful, love the pretty print of the fabric, perfect for the style of dress.
Debra
March 6, 2013 #
Love it! I agree that some of the finer design details do tend to disappear in the midst of that sweet Japanese print, but they also cleverly conceal the piecing devices which lend that fabulously curve-loving fit.
ZoSews
March 6, 2013 #
Thanks all for your super nice comments – I’m blown away :)
Miss Crayola Creepy
March 6, 2013 #
Cute dress and cute shades!
Ginger
March 9, 2013 #
Beautiful dress! It’s stunning!