It's a beautiful design, and a beautiful dress 💜

Oh I love both the fabric & this pattern. I wish I still sewed....

I so love you and your creativity ❤ you have this easy around you and your voice is so calming… blessings always ❤️🙏🏼

Is it poosible to just create the skirt? I also love the pattern she chose!

​@ShannonRochon Sure! It should actually be pretty simple, if a decent amount of work and yardage. It's just gathered tiers, so basically a series of longer and longer rectangles with ribbons at their joining seams. The big deal is that by the time you get to the bottom, that's a really long rectangle and a pretty tight gather.

Jewish Orthodox or what kind of Orthodox?

​@@Ami_Amachristian orthodox

I am also orthodox ☦️♥️♥️♥️♥️

Aaaa okay. I thought that it's not common for Christian Orthodox to wear such headscarf. I mostly see pentecostal or evangelist women wearing so. That's why I was asking. Wasn't sure if it's Christian Orthodox or Jewish Orthodox. Sorry. :)

Even we “conservative” Christian women or those who value modesty can enjoy this one. Need more like this!!! ❤

Full of love? Hmmm Would like to see how much love she has when one of her multiple kids comes out as LGBTQIA. Statistically the more boys the more likely the youngest will be gay.

​​@@FernandoTorrera Yeah at this point I've stopped trying with religious people. They are their own hate. They're so self righteously up their own rear ends that they glorify themselves as these imperfect little sweet angels. I literally watched a highly religious Christian woman the other day incessantly cuss out and threaten 3 woman and their children because they called her out for scamming people. "But they're not allll like that" Nah, just like 90 percent of them.

@@FernandoTorrera , this is what is wrong with people today, too much negativity being passed out.

@@cherrymccall4806for real though... like whats the point of bringing up something completely unrelated just to bring the mood down and sound like an asshole

​@@FernandoTorrera"a person I assume should be bigoted behaves in a loving way? Cognitive dissonance! In the future she will satisfy my need for her to be hateful. There....all better. Phew! Almost had to consider something uncomfortable for a minute there."

My partner and I often sleep in separate beds, because it's like sleeping next to a rotisserie chicken XD

​@@aprilstarchild79I'm sure that's great on cold nights unless he spins as he cooks

Is he the father ? then yes he should share the burden and rotate with you.

My husband turns and moves in bed so much. I'm really thinking of a second bed for real. 😢😢

@@yibelula23might be worth trying the European model first, and getting your own sheets, first. My husband death rolls like a crocodile in his sleep, taking all the sheets and blankets with him. First time we slept in a European bed, where I had my own set of sheets and blankets and didn’t freeze in the night? Our solution was found. 😂

I think the pattern is on his patron if you have the ability to sew of know someone who will for yoj

wow she's jewish I thought that women is muslim anyway. our teachings on dressing are similar so there can be confusion

@@lnoorplaylist she's Jewish! If you look at the way she's tied her headscarf, it shows her neck, which iirc is not allowed for hijab. Miriam is also a pretty Jewish name. But yeah, she's Jewish!

@@lnoorplaylist well every major religion promotes women to dress modestly but the head scarf is different and muslim couples can sleep in the same bed

​@@SpringStarFangirlI know a lot of Muslim girls with the name mariam and similar versions of the name tho

I know this is a slightly older post, but I’m just seeing it and I just love the way you worded all of this! Has me almost teary-eyed because I’ve had people come in and out of my life over the years who absolutely are angels, and the way you described it is so perfect. And I completely agree that Gunnar is one of these angels ❤

Absolutely beautiful

it's appropriating native ribbon skirts . they gave no credit or appreciation to the originators but instead claim it as their own

​@@shexsolidxtrustxyou know, instead of leaving rancid comments everywhere, you could have just mentioned that this design reminds you of whatever it seems to remind you of. It would have been such a better comment: so much nicer and informative. Now all I know is that you have poor communication skills but I still don't know anything more about the ribbons (which really are more culturally spread than you seem to think, dear. I've got a ribbon dress from my old uncle's 1920's french velvet factory, so... you know... calm down and breathe for two seconds...)

it really was...

I was thinking the same thing. Can she wear just any fabric for a headscarf? Or is it specifically a religious item? Like Maybe it has to be blessed or made in a certain way? Like kosher so to speak?

A hat a wig or scarf are all accepted but it varies on sect. The idea is your hair must be covered.

Who da Fk asked you! Jeez!

You like it. You only adore Allah.

Yes I love it too. I wish he would have made her a head scarf to match.

What has a dress to do with religion? 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ OR: only Muslims make fashion a religious topic. We others are free to wear whatever we want.

​@@p.h.3987Chillaz gurlie they never said that other people can't wear dresses like this😗😗 All they ever said was they really like it because it's modest and their allowed to wear dresse's like this in Islam💓

I felt that too♥️♥️♥️

This is what social media should be all about.

Exactly it warms my heart so much. It's all about love in the end.

Turkish modest fashion has some great designs. I have bought a dress from a brand called Garzia Italia yesterday and eagerly waiting for it to arrive ❤

it is an appropriated ribbon skirt

She did