After the success of
Iris' Simplicity 1199, I made one for myself.
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Very oversized. |
There's not much to say other than that it is .very. oversized. I made a medium, per my measurements. But, I could have gone down to a size small.
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Side panels and neck band cut from thrifted t-shirt. |
Construction techniques same as last time. Again, a thrifted t-shirt yielded the rib-knit neckband and fabric for the side panels. I used a soft jersey bought by the pound from SAS Fabrics.
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Love that graphic design on the side back panel. |
When will the weather warm up so I can wear this top?
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Tops on pattern envelope do not look extremely oversized. |
These fabrics work well together. Thanks for using that pattern. It's got some good detailing.
ReplyDeleteI too am looking forward to trying this pattern out this summer since I like those lines. Clever use of your fabrics.
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