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Steph of 3 Hours Past the Edge of the World recently came out with a free pattern for a kimono-sleeve tee. It’s got a neat shape and is super fun. For my next version (yes, there will be a next) I’ll lower the neckline a bit.
Fun! :)
The pattern comes in several sizes and two varieties: || (rectangular, for those of us built like children’s blocks) and V, for those lucky curvy people. I used the size 35||, which was perfect for my 33" bust in this very-unstretchy knit. If you’re a true 35" bust, make sure your knit has some give. :)
More details on my blog
Material Notes
A godawful, rolly, uncooperative, un-stretchy (but very stable) knit from the clearance racks. Fortunately the stripes are really cute and it's very sturdy once it's sewn.
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Dec 24, 2011, 12.30 AMby 3HoursPast
Very cute, I always enjoy your styling and photos. :)
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Dec 23, 2011, 04.44 PMby caramia-made
Super cute! Thanks for the link to the pattern too, I will have to give this a go once my body goes “back to normal” or whatever happens! :P Merry Christmas to you and your family Tanitisis!