Finished

blue_dress, a photo by ennalss on Flickr.

It still has the diagonal wrinkle that pulls across the front, but I can tolerate it. The fabric has the words "Krizia Jeans" as part of the design, so I imagine it was designed and printed for use in their clothing line and this was a surplus bolt from their factory.

Finished

blue_dress, a photo by ennalss on Flickr.

It still has the diagonal wrinkle that pulls across the front, but I can tolerate it. The fabric has the words "Krizia Jeans" as part of the design, so I imagine it was designed and printed for use in their clothing line and this was a surplus bolt from their factory.

I guess this explains the stereotype of the gay interior decorator

I'm enjoying Space's programming, but I'm getting sick of the ads that run in the break. Specifically the one for paint, which I've now seen about two dozen times, in which a woman redecorates the bedroom, she and her spouse exchange sexy looks... and fast forward three years and they've got two screaming children and she's pregnant with a third -- so she repaints the bedroom to be bland and boring and unsexy.

Every time I see it I yell at the screen, "or you could USE BIRTH CONTROL of some kind!"

But, no, human biology is why we can't have nice things, apparently.