Once upon a time, this was the Anda pattern. Anda --> my Tunic Shift dress --> Verona Turtle Tunic. I heart open source!
High wide turtle neck. It can go up, or you can smoosh it down.
Beautiful curved hem.
Slips on over your head--no zippers or buttons or closures, etc.
Wear belted, loose, over jeans or longer skirt. Armholes are low enough to wear sleeved-shirt underneath... Yes, I am thinking ahead for fall.
This fabric is designer surplus cotton with 5% metal. Very groovy. Holds it's shape in an interesting way--like a sculpture.
All seams and edges are overlocked and topstitched to the outside in artisticly contrasting threads. This makes for a very nice experience for you, inside the garment, and a nice textural experience on the outside of the garment. Yay handmade.










COMMENTS (13)
very cool fabric! I love the wiiiide turtle neck - your creativity is always very inspiring to the novice sewer. beautiful work :O)
wow...you're something!! something good that is....very asthetically inventive!! i'm impressed!! nice work.
i love it!
Loove it. The turtle neck is super.
Looks great, love it with the red rubber boots!
This is really nice! I like the wild turtle neck!
Wow! How creative! I like this dress with the turtle neck.
Will you sell this?
How stylish! Nice hair cut...
Waw! I'm such a fan of turtle necks this wide kind! How did you do it? Also, really love the seams, I'd love a tip on those..i have a serger but don't really know how to do the decorative seams like yours...
great take on the Anda dress, I like your props: welly boots on a hot tin roof
Love this! that wide turtleneck is best!
i love your outfits