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I fell in love with this Lisette pattern when I saw it in the Simplicity book. I was a bit scared of all the pattern pieces, sleeves and buttonholes, but the pattern was a dream to work with.
The straight cut of the dress didn’t flatter me, so I chopped the bottom off and made it into a top. It was a good decision because I’ll get more wear out of it.
Read more about my make here – The Joys of Lisette Simplicity 2060
Material Notes
Main body 100% polyester. The contrast fabric is a mix of cotton and something synthetic.
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Sep 1, 2011, 12.01 PMby oliverands
It looks great as a top!
Aug 29, 2011, 11.17 PMby cyndi-de-crafti
It is so cute. I like the constrast of the fabric and the bottons on one shoulder. Good job! :)