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I based this top on one I already owned. I drafted and cut my own pattern, but once the fabric was cut I didn’t think it was as great as the top I was trying to recreate. Instead of starting over I decided to make it fabulous in a new way so I added a slit in the center front and inserted two layers of fabric which gives it a flowing ruffle effect. I am happy with the results!
Material Notes
Cotton Jersey, Ribbon for the straps
Difficulty
Novice
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Apr 9, 2009, 01.17 PMby socksrocks
I really like how it came out! Sometimes mistakes have the best results. I made a skirt out of this same fabric and used opposing diagonals with the stripes for a similar look. Great idea!
Apr 7, 2009, 03.15 AMby hooley
The bit you have added certainly adds interest – I would not have thought to do that with striped fabric. I like the result!