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Bustier t-shirt
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I made an elongated t-shirt pattern and added a bustier seam in the front for a little flair.
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By alisondahl at Dahl
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100% Tencel
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Sep 17, 2009, 08.22 AMby lovelypolly
hi! where you get the tencel from? I know the company that produces it very well, and even worked there some years agao in my holidays. how funny!!!!
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Sep 18, 2009, 07.48 PMby alisondahl
I got my Tencel from B&J Fabrics in the garment district in Manhattan- Tencel is a trademarked named by Lenzing Co., the actual fiber is called Lyocell.
Sep 7, 2009, 03.19 PMby maggiemonkey223
were you on project runaway? also what pattern did you use
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Sep 18, 2009, 07.49 PMby alisondahl
Yes, I was. I made my own pattern for this top but it’s pretty simple…
Aug 26, 2009, 12.58 PMby leighr
This is interesting. I did something corset-y looking when I made a jersey tank top for a wedding a few months ago. I’ve been debating making a t-shirt version since I don’t wear tank tops all that often, and it would essentially be the same thing with the front divided into three panels. This is really cute and provides a nice kick in the pants to get me off to the fabric store.
Aug 26, 2009, 02.27 AMby ashchaser
I love how one little seam can make such a different look! Bravo
Aug 26, 2009, 12.21 AMby katbgamboa
I love this!! I love any sort of update to a t shirt, it is simple and sexy. very nice!
Aug 25, 2009, 09.03 PMby sewella
If little longer this could be the perfect dress. I love this!!
Aug 25, 2009, 08.45 PMby nenasew
Soo cute. Its a perfect tshirt. Does the bustier hold everything in or is it for decoration?
Aug 25, 2009, 06.02 PMby mandicoulter
oh i want one! :)
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Sep 18, 2009, 07.50 PMby alisondahl
I sell them on Etsy if you can’t make your own:)
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=29713351