So easy to make, another version had to happen.
This top was inspired by an Anthropologie top that I can't find on their site anymore. Basically, the fabric is a white print with a coloured border. I cut the front on the bias using the border, and the back is the printed white, cut on grain.
Dear readers, this is the top for which I actually bothered to sit and learn how to thread my serger - this fabric is very ravely, and I was too lazy to mess with French seams.
Other things - I changed the neckline from a V to a rounded neck and stitched the side seams all the way down.
I'm off for the next few days to Myrtle Beach to visit my brother. Sewing will happen though - we are driving down, and I'm taking my machine. (Most of my family, afraid of what would happen when I get bored, vehemently came out in favour of the machine going along. I make a very bad bored person.)
3 comments:
I love the way you used the border. The fabric really makes the shirt special.
Another nice top. I know the feeling, I've been known to take my machine with me on vacation and on business trips.
Great use of the fabric. Super cute top.
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