The dropped shoulder style (which Burda call overcut shoulders) has natural wrinkles under the arm which isn't everyone's taste, but I like these loose tops with curved hem and find them easy to wear.
Friday, 29 December 2017
Turquoise dropped shoulder top
I'm using the self drafted drop shoulder top pattern again for this teal/turquoise tee.
I used a mystery knit from deep within the stash. It sewed up beautifully. I have some left, enough for another top.
The dropped shoulder style (which Burda call overcut shoulders) has natural wrinkles under the arm which isn't everyone's taste, but I like these loose tops with curved hem and find them easy to wear.
In my head this is sewing for 2018, even though it is still December.
The dropped shoulder style (which Burda call overcut shoulders) has natural wrinkles under the arm which isn't everyone's taste, but I like these loose tops with curved hem and find them easy to wear.
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2 comments:
That's gorgeous! I love the pattern you made. It's very similar to my TNT, Pamela's Perfect Tee Shirt. I must have made at least 50 from it by now in various sizes, and it always looks smart! Great job!
You are on a real roll with all your sewing these days! I so need to get going and trim down the stash! Such a pretty color for your top.
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