I made this top with a vintage 1970’s McCall’s pattern #3838 and another Anna Maria Horner voile. I love its ruffled sleeves, and the cut of the whole thing. It’s super flattering, and I like that the band in the front wraps around to tie in a bow in the back. It’s so girlie and fun.
Photos by Permanent Glimpse Photography.
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100% cotton Anna Maria Horner voile
Intermediate
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In part two Meg sews on the flounce, pleats and gathers the skirt and installs the invisible zipper!
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Is your sleeve a little tight? Simply add fullness to the upper area to make things comfortable!
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Jul 31, 2010, 12.39 PMby fabricaddict
Very pretty, it looks great!
Jul 30, 2010, 10.55 PMby jaimesews
great pattern fabric combination – really lovely!
Jul 30, 2010, 04.30 PMby missdandy
I literally just made a dress with this same pattern last night! The fabric that you used to make this top is really cute!
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Jul 30, 2010, 04.40 PMby hannnah
The pattern i used doesn’t have a dress option, but it’s a pretty common silhouette for the decade. Thank you, Im in love with this fabric. It’s SO soft and nice to sew with.