Used the free Sorbetto pattern and leftover scraps of satin I’d used to line some other projects.
I cut separate facings for the armholes and neckline, and appliqued lace trim to the pleat. Read all about it here.
About 1m of satin, narrow scraps really so not sure of yardage. 1m of lace trim, sewn on by hand. 1m of bias binding for hem.
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Jan 27, 2012, 10.29 AMby hdk100
This trim is a lovely touch!
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Jan 28, 2012, 08.57 PMby aileenc
Thanks!
Jan 27, 2012, 01.33 AMby pink-cornelia
the lace trim is such a pretty detail, great job!
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Jan 28, 2012, 08.57 PMby aileenc
Thank you :) The trim was originally to cover up the fact that I had to cut the pleat separately… but it worked out nicely :)
Jan 26, 2012, 11.38 PMby schnui
I really like your new version of the Sorbetto and how you have inverted the pleat and left it open. I love that you have made a lovely top with some scrap fabric and used your creative skills to make it look so good. I have made several and every piece of left over fabric, I quickly pull out the Sorbetto pattern and see if I can’t make another. I think I will now have to try the inverted pleat version!!
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Jan 28, 2012, 08.58 PMby aileenc
Thanks! Yes, it’s a great stashbuster and like you, I’ll definitely be coming back to it (again and again…) :)