My maternal grandmother was a bridal seamstress... I still have the last butter soft flannel nightgown she sewed for me decades ago - too threadbare to wear anymore - but I cannot imagine parting with it. Thank you for bringing back all those memories of beautiful garments stitched together with love.
I thought this would be a deep dive into the reasons most women’s garments don’t have pockets. I still enjoyed it but I also am curious as to your views on the topic.
This is beautiful, deep and still. Thank you.
Thank you for reading!
It is always a pleasure to read your words!
Beautiful stories thanks for sharing 😻
Lovely.
How beautiful.
What beautiful stories! The lilac skirt is so beautiful!
My maternal grandmother was a bridal seamstress... I still have the last butter soft flannel nightgown she sewed for me decades ago - too threadbare to wear anymore - but I cannot imagine parting with it. Thank you for bringing back all those memories of beautiful garments stitched together with love.
Your story is so moving! And so beautifully written! Thank you so much for writing it for us. ❤️
I love this! Second time today that the algo sent me lilacs. The first was a painting of lilacs with highly expressive brushwork evocative of Chinese calligraphy: https://substack.com/@verakoberart/note/c-255159156?r=264kdd
Thanks for sharing.
Lovely.
I thought this would be a deep dive into the reasons most women’s garments don’t have pockets. I still enjoyed it but I also am curious as to your views on the topic.
Any dress, pants or skirt that has deep pockets is a treasure. But a lavender skirt passed down might just be the very best.