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I loved the Shakira pattern but knew that it would be too big. So I narrowed the pattern pieces down by an inch or two on each side, and I got to work.
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teal cotton velveteen with a bit of stretch, with clear cut glass buttons from a flea market
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Jul 23, 2008, 06.01 AMby antigone
It’s lovely! Such a great color! And I’m quite impressed by your nonchalant “oh, I just changed the patter a bit” attitude! I think, too that Kellimaier is a bit confused as to what she is looking at (you aren’t burdastyle), and I disagree with her as to it not fitting. It looks great! Good job!
Jul 1, 2008, 11.14 PMby kellimaier
It doesn’t fit the model…please get some real plus sized models. I know this is a free pattern but the point of free patterns is to entice buyers to purchase one. I can not make a judgment on your patterns at all if they are modeled by someone on which it doesn’t fit.
Apr 16, 2008, 06.27 PMby opalmn
love the fabric and looks like it worked out real well.