This is from a pattern I made a few years ago. I have made it many times so I decided to size the pattern and upload it. Here are two of my favorite color combinations. I have included quite a few pictures to show details. Please check out my pattern and tell me what you think, it’s my first one.
a big t shirt, 4 yards stretch lace, 1 1/2 yards lingerie elastic
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Sep 12, 2012, 03.23 PMby Kimberly Carter
hi! luv the pattern I have it ready and waiting as I type , although I don’t understand the sizing is it Burda sizing by any chance?
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Sep 15, 2012, 01.19 AMby Danielle MacIndoe
Yes it is actually. I used the Burda size chart to make the additional sizes. I had a tracing paper one for myself I had been using for years. I’m like a 32" bust so that one was about a size 34 on the Burda chart so I just sized it up based on that.
I hope you like the pattern. Let me know if you have any questions and I’d love to see the finished product!
Oct 2, 2012, 05.00 PMby Kimberly Carter
thanks for the info now I know I was using a size too large this whole time lol :) Do you know if its possible to use this for a woven if cut on the bias? thanks again.-KC
Oct 2, 2012, 06.06 PMby Danielle MacIndoe
Sorry, I didn’t mean to mark inappropriate, I thought it was a reply button!
I’m not sure about using a woven. It’s fairly close fitting. It might work if you went a size up. I think you’d need the extra room just to get it on. A little invisible zipper on the side might help. I would also Stay stitch the areas where the lace go or use some kind of stabilizing element because it might shift around on the bias.
But, I haven’t tried, so make a muslin first, or use an inexpensive fabric. I’d like to hear about how it works out.
Oct 2, 2012, 06.43 PMby Kimberly Carter
actually I just attempted to find the bias and all that and I think I’ll hold off till I gain some more sewing experience
lol but I am going to attempt add some ease and then add some button closures down the front, I’ll try to post pictures when I’m finished
Thank for all the suggestions!
KC
Dec 19, 2011, 09.38 PMby PinupGal
Love you creativity – I will definitely be trying this one!
Dec 9, 2011, 08.35 PMby katjta
Awesome, great idea! thanks for share!!
Nov 8, 2011, 03.10 PMby DonnaIsabella
this is great!! thanks for the idea… so cute
Aug 24, 2011, 04.02 PMby adventuresofava
Cute
Aug 18, 2011, 01.37 PMby mlichtenwalner
Excellent!
Aug 17, 2011, 06.25 AMby iron-on
Love the recycling of t-shirts! I went through a whole phase about 8 years ago where I was constantly making skirts out of t-shirts. Glad you posted this, there are too many t-shirts with unrealized potentially out there.
Aug 16, 2011, 04.14 PMby Anna Aasbjerg
Looks great! Really love the black one! :-)
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Aug 16, 2011, 04.46 PMby Danielle MacIndoe
Thanks. I love your picture.
Aug 16, 2011, 02.10 AMby skirts
This is so cute! Love it!
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Aug 16, 2011, 04.53 PMby Danielle MacIndoe
Thank you
Aug 11, 2011, 07.38 AMby dabura
wow great choice of fabrics!!! I prefer the blue one but the black is also well done. looks great on you. Congrats!
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Aug 12, 2011, 02.57 PMby Danielle MacIndoe
Thanks!