I am so excited about this top that I have to share it even though it’s not quite finished. I ran out of trim for the armholes, but I’ll get some more and finish it tomorrow. It’s made from a tiny piece of antique whitework I found on ebay and it has gorgeous 1930s glass buttons.
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May 26, 2010, 08.52 AMby wishofhappiness
This is really cute! Was it hard to make? Omg and in the pic, it have a skirt very similar! You should post a pic of someone wearing it so we can see how it fits. Great job! Happy sewing!
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May 26, 2010, 10.24 AMby lilybart
Thanks so much! It was really easy to make! Although the piece of fabric I had was tiny so it was kind of hard to make it fit, but the sewing bit was easy.
Here is a pic of me wearing it on my blog:
http://mirth-thehouseof.blogspot.com/2010/02/todays-outfit-and-mondays-and-tuesdays.html
Mar 17, 2010, 10.16 PMby helenadoll
so delicate and pretty!
Feb 14, 2010, 03.47 PMby gdac
This is amazing… I’ve decided I’m never sewing again – I’ll give you my stash and you can sew for ME!! Just think of all the wonderful additions I’ll have in my wardrobe! hehehe
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Feb 15, 2010, 11.12 PMby lilybart
hahahaha you’re too sweet! Don’t worry I haven’t forgotten about you. I’m going to mum’s house tomorrow to get your pattern. Hopefully I’ll post it tomorrow, maybe Thursday!
Feb 14, 2010, 01.52 PMby almatinka
Wow! What a cute top!!! Love the whitework, love the trim, absolutely love the sleeves! Looking forward to seeing it finished and on you!!! :-)