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Well here is the night time version.
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| Apparently the neck is the first to go. Thank God the sense of humor is the last. Got a feeling I am going to need it, or if taste like this keeps up, everyone else is going to. |
Needless to say I love it. Here and there.
A few little things about this pattern that I forgot to mention in my first review:
1. Pay attention to the different seam allowances marked on the pattern pieces. 1/2" for structural seams and as little as 1/4" for things like the collar. This makes a difference.
2. If you do make the 3/4 sleeve version make sure you put in those slits, particularly if you pose with your arm bent in every picture.
3. The sleeves are a dream to put in and don't require any ease stitching even though they are set-in sleeves. Man do I enjoy that.
Hopefully those other patterns will arrive soon, if not who knows what iteration of this pattern you will be looking at next.
5 comments:
Perfect looking top for Florida!
Yeah, don't you love the way the local environment affects the way you dress? When I moved to North Carolina from urban California, my clothes got more feminine, more patterned, and more sleeveless.
That shirt is totally flattering, enjoy wearing it!
Erika
I love the shirt! It's totally Florida.
While I was there this Easter visiting my mom, I bought a white purse that seemed great in the Florida sunshine but looks a little out of place in the London rain. That's ok, I still love it, and I am biding my time. There will always be sunshine again, and I'll bring out my new purse for it!
So that's what Florida is about? I'll remember that if we ever get there.
Will you be making a shiny evening camp shirt?
LOUD= AWESOME!!!!You look great!
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