satin top with lace on top of the shoulder and neck and upper back i had a problem in inserting the bodyice stay i couldn,t do it also there is some wrinkles in the back in the waist and the area under the waist the zip is in the left i finally inserted right. itook a burda pattern of a camisole and a top of another dress inthe same burda mode magazine i changed the front from close front to open
satin and lace(tull)
Novice
burda magazine and my daughter she gave me the idea of the design
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Mar 25, 2009, 04.42 AMby berk24777
Skirt andf black satin blousee too nice ımm
Jan 8, 2009, 12.02 PMby gedwoods
This is a lovely combination. I think the lace at the top is really cool! Great job!
Feb 9, 2008, 10.32 AMby maha1965
to love for ever yes of course sorry forthe late reply
Jan 8, 2008, 05.11 PMby loveforevers2
wow it’s really nice top. I have to ask… I’m very beginner of making any kind of cloth and I’m making a lot of t-shirt to practice and can I kind of copy ur design? _;;;
Jan 5, 2008, 06.36 AMby maha1965
thanks for the comments .to mariea i think u should start the first step is the hardest but then it goes so quickly as for the bodice stays (bone) i wish there were pictures to show me how ican do it i will put an request on how to sew
Jan 2, 2008, 01.35 PMby mariaa
really nice top :) wish I had more time over for sewing.. and when I finally start up with something I often think “I’ll do it another day”.. And one would might think that I sew a lot when I am at a educational school at the clothing department.. (don’t know if it is called that)
Jan 2, 2008, 05.15 AMby lauriana
I like it. It gives a really nice neckline and you used the pattern of the lace really well. Do I understand correctly that you had a problem inserting the stays (boning) in the bodice? If I want to make a boned bodice, I usually buy twill tape a little wider than the boning and sew it along the lines where the boning should go, and insert it in the channels created by the tape.
Jan 1, 2008, 08.21 PMby sunnyb64
I like the look of the shrug-and-shirt in one.