Many thanks to Susan Beal for including A Dress A Day in her "This Just In" roundup in the new issue of Adorn. It's nice to be in such good company!
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A Dress A Day 
looks like an interesting magazine. I’ve never seen it. Where do they usually sell it?Marguerite
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I’ve seen it in most Barnes&Nobles and Borders stores … you can order it from their website, too.
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I’ve seen it at Michaels and Joanne’s fabric. Fairly slim magazine, but interesting topics!
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I have a question, if you have a minute to answer it: Do you recommend any favorite sewing books that would be great for an intermediate sewer looking to expand her horizons? Love your blog! Thanks.
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yay for dress a day! yayy for new magazines to check out!
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This looks like a great magazine – has anyone seen it for sale in the UK? If so, where! ;ve not seen it in Borders in the UK.
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Thanks everyone for the info. I go to those stores, but probably never looked in the magazine sections. Erin, your blog is the first one I read everyday, or mostly every day!
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Here’s a dress – well, OK, the jumper and/or pants and/or skirt – for the bibliophile: stylebubble.typepad.com/style_bubbleOne has to scroll down to the 11/16 entry – past the shoes. You’ll get there.
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I have heard of Adorn but never read it. I will have to now. 🙂
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What month is the issue of Adorn that you are in labeled as????
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Congratulations!
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Ok–off topic, but weren’t you on a hunt for ginkgo fabric a few months ago? If you haven’t seen this, I think it’s pretty perfect:http://kirinote.blogspot.com/2007/11/ginkgo.html
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Hey butterfly — it’s the Winter ’07 issue.And Meghan, yes, that fabric is PERFECT! I have it bookmarked as a Christmas present. For me. 🙂
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Hurrah! Congratulations on getting into Adorn! I love that magazine, and just got my copy in the mail. So fun!Hey, I need a great, fairly simple bias-cut pattern for a holiday-party skirt. Do you have any suggestions? I know that you usually only do dresses, but as I’m a nursing mum, I can’t fuss with the top end of a dress when I’m out with the baby. Skirts it is!
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Oh, I plan on using some Silk Dupioni for the skirt.
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Congratulations, I’ll have to go check out this issue.
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