Burda Style For people who sew
Description
I’ve had some fabric left from a dress that turned out too small and didn’t fit me so I though of making a top not to waste the fabric. I found this top that didn’t consumed much and manage to make it with what I had left. I had to add a few cm to the sides ‘cause I’m a size 38/40, but that was about it. I also didn’t make the top ruffles as it didn’t really match with the pattern of the fabric.
It’s a little bit wrinkly in the photos just ‘cause my posture it’s not good.
Material Notes
I’m using a non-stretchable lightweight cotton blend, it has a name, but I honestly don’t know it.
Difficulty
Intermediate
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Feb 11, 2012, 06.04 PMby idyphil
its nice. did u add darts to the lower part below the bust?.if you didn’t this could have been the cause of the wrinkles not that your posture is not good.keep trying.Cheers!
Nov 25, 2011, 08.34 PMby patti-r
Looks Great, great Job!!