I made this tunic during the first couple of weeks in July. The details of this shirt made it the most challenging sewing project I’ve completed so far. This was my first project with buttonholes — it has nine of them! The drawstring was a nightmare to turn right-side-out, despite the clever method I attempted to use. The front-side seams were challenging as well because of the differing curves of the two pieces. Overall, it was a challenging and fulfilling project. This is now one of my favorite shirts in my closet! The pattern I used is Simplicity 2365, option D.
Cotton fabric, light-weight fusible interfacing, seven 5/8" buttons
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Aug 4, 2011, 01.02 AMby Olivia Anne
You did a great job and I think a long sleeve version of this could make a killer anorak for spring
Aug 3, 2011, 06.57 PMby pecko518
It’s absolutely adorable! I must now go run to buy the pattern
Aug 3, 2011, 05.02 AMby carlitajjg
great work! i like it very much :)
Aug 2, 2011, 09.51 PMby nookie
just looked at the pattern and would not have bought it based on the cover! great job on making it look super stylish
Aug 2, 2011, 09.49 PMby nookie
i just love it – such a lovely style on you.
Aug 1, 2011, 10.34 AMby kihli
It came out really nice, so the efforts was worth it! Great job! (I don’t like to sew buttonholes, either.)
Jul 31, 2011, 10.15 PMby erica-penton
So Cute! All those buttons were worth it!