I finished the New Look pattern. I had planned to take photos of my wearing it; DH was in a hurry yesterday to get and back home so will have to wait for later. Let me say that I love the fit of this pattern and will definitely make another of this style and will also use the other style for tops as well.
I know it is hard to see the cross over of this top and when hanging it looks somewhat droopy; when wearing all of this pulls together very nicely. There is no neckline gaping and for me it is a more flattering look.
The ruching of the sleeves adds a nice touch to this top. I used clear elastic; pattern instructions for this is easy peasy!
This is the ruching on the side.
The flowers are like cut out pieces of knit and the black background is a mesh type knit. I was very pleased at how well this sewed up. The anticipated issues of not sewing well, edges curling etc. did not happen. Yeah.
Last night I was going through dress patterns to decide which to use to make a dress from this.
I decided on two patterns, one a Burda pattern from stash and the other was a new Butterick pattern. This AM I cut around the pattern pieces to make the Burda pattern and then changed my mind. Some time wasted; yet I just was not feeling the love for it.
So I plan to sew up this pattern. Fitting adjustments will only involve bodice pieces; the Burda was going to involve more than I was willing to bargain for at this time.
More to share later.
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August Sewing Simplicity 7295
I am not doing well as a blogger. I have been working on this project since July 30. Today, I finally finished it. It has been a stop-and-g...
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I am not doing well as a blogger. I have been working on this project since July 30. Today, I finally finished it. It has been a stop-and-g...
It is a lovely top Linda - I wasn't sure when I saw the pattern, but I can see that it folds very nicely.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sarah. I hope to wear it soon.
DeleteWhat a lovely top you've made, Linda. I still have some fabric from Textile Studio, too. Now that I've made significant progress in pattern fitting, I'll get to using those nice fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI wish I had more in my stash.
DeleteI love your top, and the fabric is so interesting and pretty, nice texture and subtle coloring. Great job!
ReplyDeleteCherie
Thanks Cherie
DeleteI really like your blouse Linda! The fabric too. Great job as always!
ReplyDeleteThank you, I hope I can wear it soon.
DeleteLovely top and perfect fabric, is the fabric a knit burnout?
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