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Plaid silk tunic
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The Ellinor top is a great launching point for a tunic. Here, I omitted the center front neck slit and the empire waist elastic. Also, both the sleeves and the hem are shortened from the original pattern. I finished the neck and sleeve hem with bias binding, adding a pleat at each sleeve hem.
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silk (crepe?) from Josephine's Dry Goods in Portland, Oregon, USA
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Aug 6, 2009, 06.50 AMby Britynn D
I love the changes you made and the simplicity of the design…..so cute!
Jul 7, 2009, 02.17 AMby susisonne
Love your tunic, looks beautiful! Great alterations and fabric .