Previous Pattern Behavior cartoons by Natalie Kossar can be found here.
Tags: cartoons, natalie kossar, pattern behavior, sewing patterns
Previous Pattern Behavior cartoons by Natalie Kossar can be found here.
Tags: cartoons, natalie kossar, pattern behavior, sewing patterns
Okay, but now I want to make Linda’s dress.
Yeah if someone wants to make me Linda’s dress, I will pay real American dollars.
I think I still own Linda’s dress.
My mother would have rocked that in the 1960s.
I need to hunt down this pattern because I too require this dress.
Google reverse image search tells me that it is Simplicity 5965 from 1973, but alas, it does not tell me where it can be purchased…
https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/216804026/1973-vi…
Also, good gods is there ever a huge pattern rabbit hole waiting for me. *taps out
I’m tapped out too, I have been less than sensible with purchases recently and am on a spending diet. Elyse, if you want it it’s yours!
You’re only allowed to wear it if you crop and perm your hair, though. Those are the rules, I didn’t make them. No mullet, no perm, no turtleneck maxi.
I’ve definitely seen that dress on RuPaul’s Drag Race
Joining the Linda’s Dress Party. I wish to wear that dress.
I had Linda’s dress in high school (a treasure in teal from the Senior Thrift). It was both comfortable and stylish!
That normal size/tiny boy is being just real casual about leaning hand first right into his giant/normal size friend’s crotch.
His tiny, tiny hand.
I DON’T KNOW HOW TO FEEL ABOUT THIS
Size queen is the term.
I love that one pattern can create both a fug pj and a cool Rosie the Riveter style uhm…onesie thing? coveralls?
These are so great! (Also, Bitch Twin is GD genius. New excuse when I’m in a pissy mood, “Oh, Fluffernutter stayed home today. I’m her Bitch Twin.”)
Coupling (A great British sitcom from the 90’s) did that quite well. I can’t find a youtube of it, but here’s the entry in IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0549664/quotes?item=q…
Helen wears espadrilles with her jim-jams.