I used the Tara top pattern but 1 size smaller (since it just has short elastics for the front and back and there is an extra 2-inch trimming in front). The sleeves were taken from the Dolman how-tos.
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Sep 3, 2007, 09.32 AMby craftybernie
This is wonderful and very versatile. I don’t actually like the sleeves on the original pattern but the dolman sleeves look great. Fab job!
Aug 31, 2007, 02.03 PMby pranamama
I love both of these alterations. You have definitely embodied the spirit of “open source” with your changes. Thanks for sharing! I cannot wait to see how you did it.
Aug 24, 2007, 05.29 AMby myk
Thanks guys! I will be posting some pictures on the pattern alteration next week. I might be doing this again, I don’t like it too loose :)
Aug 23, 2007, 05.54 AMby jellybean
This looks great. You are very clever.
Aug 23, 2007, 02.56 AMby marmota-b
Wow! I would never think that this is the Tara top! :D Could you, please, show us how you did it? I think this is a version of Tara I would really appreciate. :-)
Aug 23, 2007, 02.31 AMby majnets3s
Very beautiful!
Aug 22, 2007, 12.53 PMby benedikta
That looks fantastic and great job on merging those two patterns. Could you show us how you did that? I am totally impressed