Men's Crew Neck Long Sleeve T-shirt from Tiana's Closet
This is a FREE Pattern
https://tianascloset.com/index.php/2021/02/03/mens-crew-neck-long-sleeve-t-shirt-free-pdf-sewing-pattern/
Adventures in garment construction. (Plus random thoughts, photos of interesting places and stuff I've made!)
Men's Crew Neck Long Sleeve T-shirt from Tiana's Closet
This is a FREE Pattern
https://tianascloset.com/index.php/2021/02/03/mens-crew-neck-long-sleeve-t-shirt-free-pdf-sewing-pattern/
Emerald Green - ideas for bringing in a specific colour to your wardrobe - Part 5 : Contrast neckband
I had a remnant left over from a previous top which was just enough to make a second top.
I added an emerald green neckband to try to bring out the emerald parts of the print.
The pattern is one I made by tracing a favourite RTW top.
Here's how the different ideas work with the shoes
Emerald Green - ideas for bringing in a specific colour to your wardrobe - Part 4 : Adapting RTW
Another approach for introducing a specific colour into your wardrobe is through RTW. I had this T-shirt which had short cap sleeves with a band. They were uncomfortably tight and unflattering.
I looked through my knit scraps for something to make new sleeves and found this knit with a similar slubbed texture. I thought the navy and white worked well with the emerald, and could imagine wearing this top with blue jeans and the emerald sneakers.
I'd picked up a remnant of floral jersey, which made a beautiful skirt for C.
For this I used the skirt pieces from the Simplicity 9473 skirt. I stitched elastic to the top and flipped it over, stitching it the ditch at the side seams to secure. I also added some inseam pockets from another pattern.
To go with it I made two t-shirts from the Closet Core Tee patternI had this shirt which had a logo on it (related to something I was involved in many years ago).
As the shirt was still in good condition I decided to add a pocket to cover the logo (for the photo below I have coloured over the logo as its not relevant).
I chose a quilting fabric from Auntie J, which I interfaced and lined with plain purple fabric from Auntie A.
I plan to wear this with olive or tan pants as it doesn't particularly match the other purples in my wardrobe (purple is not a key colour for me)
Kirsten Tee for my friend C, cut from scraps leftover from another project.
This is free to download from PR if you want to give it a try. It only needs about 75cm of fabric, so is a great scrapbuster
MariaDenmark 101 Kirsten Kimono Tee (patternreview.com)