I was just contacted by Burda to let me know that I received 2nd place in the Project Runway Rowenta Remake Challenge. Thank you SO much for all who voted for my skirt.
What was the prize? $200 and here is what I am going to do with that money:
-finally get that invisible zipper foot that I have been dreaming of
-buy some beautiful lightweight navy wool to make this dress
-pay someone to help us design this blog and make it a bit more professional
I was thinking about putting together a free tutorial for the blog on how to turn a wool blazer into a skirt (much like my entry). Would you guys be interested if I did?
10.14.2010
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congrats !
ReplyDeleteeveryone loves a free tutorial :)
I would love to see a tutorial! Great Job on the win!
ReplyDeleteCongrats! I would love a tutorial of your skirt. :)
ReplyDeletecongratulations! well done
ReplyDeleteYes! I would definitely be interested!!
ReplyDeleteYes, I would love a tutorial! The skirt was beautiful. Congrats on the win!
ReplyDeleteYeah Kelli! Congrats! I was definitely rooting for you!
ReplyDeleteYES. I love your skirt.
ReplyDeleteYAY! I even voted - and I voted for you (I just wanted to make sure that was clear)
ReplyDeleteOh yes! Please! And please keep it in layman's terms, for us 'intermediate' stitchers : )
ReplyDeleteI still say you should have taken first prize but second is always the best!
ReplyDeleteI would also love a tutorial. I keep telling people about how amazing the transformation was.
Congratulations! :)
ReplyDeleteHoorah! A well-deserved win for you! And, yes, I'd love a tutorial on re-making a too-large blazer into a skirt.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! I was hoping for a tutorial...you read my mind. A couple of months ago, I was helping my hubby find a blazer for a job interview and was shocked at the men's jackets at the thrift store--silk garbadine, wool/silks, wool tweeds! I was racking my brain for how I could turn those super cheap blazers and suit coats into something wearable, and it hurt my head too much. So a tutorial is greatly appreciated.
ReplyDeleteCONGRATS on your win :) and yes, I would love a tutorial like that.
ReplyDeletecongrats! tutorials are always good. ;)
ReplyDeleteCongrats! that skirt is awesome :) I love the back!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! You did a great job. Yes a tutorial would be appreciated!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! ...And yes! I would like to see a tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your talent
Jennifer in KS