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I used thriftstore fabric (a rare find) to sew this one. I chose the Burda pattern #102, issue 03/2010, because I think the clean lines compliment the vibrant print. I had a meter or less of the fabric so I had to cheat and use a different fabric for the undercollar and front and back facings, but I think, nobody will notice.
I blogged about it on my blog.
Material Notes
cotton blend, cotton, polyester lining, snaps, button
Difficulty
Intermediate
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Sep 3, 2011, 09.53 PMby nehozack
love this, so cute and fresh looking – and lucky you that you were able to find as use such a great fabric at the thrift store!
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Sep 3, 2011, 10.11 PMby redredhoodie
thank you very much!
Jan 18, 2011, 10.30 AMby loulourosa
You top looks great! I like this pattern too!
Jan 17, 2011, 06.03 AMby smallone
oh my gosh – fabulous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!