Charlie mentions you in her video she posts today, and you mention Charlie in your video posted on the same day! Oh I love that you both seem to watch each other. Makes my brain happy.

Oh the way it ripples as it twirls is PERFECT omg! This dress is phenomenal, great job!

It looks like what the librarian in a cursed small town would wear, 10/10!

Awwww... You're watching Charlie's video for solutions, she's watching yours while making her puzzle... My heart is full ❤

actually gasped when you showed the assembled panels of patchworked fabric - beautiful !!!!

Loooooove how the quilt block you chose looks in the skirt, so pretty!

"Tinally fime" has been entered into my vocab along with "changements." Thank youuu 😂
This was so cool. I loved this project!!

The dress twirl at the end was hypnotizing! A very pretty, swooshable dress!! ❤

I'm glad I'm not the only one who doesn't see the hype of rotary cutters

For all the different pieces and styles, it looks very cohesive because of the patch patterns, I believe.

This is so Mrs. Frizzle vibes

Its giving art teacher

Absolutely gorgeous!! The fabric-timeline scavenger hunt is one of my favorite parts of scrap projects. My great grandma hand sewed quilts for all of us grandkids, and there are generations of memories in them. It's a really sweet feeling to have tactile comfort stitched in with memory like that.

that came out way cuter than I was expecting. It's giving Pipi Longstocking.

The swishability is PERFECT - amazing!

now I feel a bit bad for encouraging the slide so strongly last time. don't break yourself, please

I was surprised by how much I love this dress. as soon as you move it feels like it's coming alive and it's spectacular. and that's before any twirling ensues.

all hail the patchwork dress!

If I had this dress, I'd never stop spinning. And it suits you! Love it!

just the mockup was so pretty but the final dress is beyond words gorgeous!

Those pockets look fabulous. The whole dress does, to be fair, but the pockets look like they would contain multitudes.

Once the not-oman has been emptied, you have a green sack ready to go if you want to use it as a festive prop for carrying Christmas presents! (Or, dolls representing naughty children stolen by Krampus.) You struck a great degree of randomness with the patchwork, so you didn't end up with any one section becoming The Focal Point. My trick with pocket depth is to use my phone as a measuring tool, and make the lowest opening of the pocket such that the bag is just a little deeper than the phone is tall.