CarolynGM said... Good job on the alterations. I think rotating a dart out of the armhole did wonders for the fit. 6/17/08 12:08 PM
pterion said... I'm jealous of all your nice new shirts! They all look terrific and the fit you achieved with all your tweaks really paid off. 6/17/08 12:30 PM
marthamyers said... Wonderful review and great results! Thanks for sharing! 6/17/08 2:23 PM
lilyofthevalley said... Absolutely great tees. I love that you have two identicals; I do that all the time, too. Tracing is my most hated task; can't believe you had to trace twice - but it was certainly worth it, as you now have a bevy of well fitting, pretty tops. Lovely, Lily 6/17/08 2:24 PM
gatorgirl4325 said... Thank you for writing all of your alterations out. I read it ALL and now I'm going to re-visit this tee pattern and see if I can get it to work for me! 6/17/08 2:25 PM
Rustybobn said... Thanks! I really enjoy making garment after garment by the same pattern and watching each one get better--well that usually happens. 6/17/08 2:34 PM
bananaoil said... Not mind numbing at all! I appreciate your taking time to explain what you did. Now you have a nice t-shirt wardrobe. Next time you see some yardage you like, it'll probably take 15 minutes to run up a shirt. Thanks. 6/17/08 2:42 PM
Peggy L said... Great review - I like reading all the fitting details. 6/17/08 2:48 PM
Sew4Fun said... Nice tees and good review. It was good to see how you improved the fit with each version. 6/17/08 7:16 PM
li'l miss muffett said... Amazing review! Thanks for the Debbie Cook link as well. I know I'll be using that a lot! The difference in fit between the two purple tops is really great, thanks for showing that. 6/18/08 10:17 AM
Mufffet said... Thanks for the in depth review on this pattern. I love the Ottobre tops and have made several. I need to make them a bit more full just for wearing eases now. Sigh. :) This is a pattern you can make over and over for years and not be out of "style!" 6/18/08 5:20 PM
Diana M said... Great review -- I thought the first one was pretty good, but your final one is "made for you." Perfect! 1/5/09 11:02 AM
Good job on the alterations. I think rotating a dart out of the armhole did wonders for the fit.
6/17/08 12:08 PM
I'm jealous of all your nice new shirts! They all look terrific and the fit you achieved with all your tweaks really paid off.
6/17/08 12:30 PM
Wonderful review and great results! Thanks for sharing!
6/17/08 2:23 PM
Absolutely great tees. I love that you have two identicals; I do that all the time, too. Tracing is my most hated task; can't believe you had to trace twice - but it was certainly worth it, as you now have a bevy of well fitting, pretty tops. Lovely, Lily
6/17/08 2:24 PM
Thank you for writing all of your alterations out. I read it ALL and now I'm going to re-visit this tee pattern and see if I can get it to work for me!
6/17/08 2:25 PM
Thanks! I really enjoy making garment after garment by the same pattern and watching each one get better--well that usually happens.
6/17/08 2:34 PM
Not mind numbing at all! I appreciate your taking time to explain what you did. Now you have a nice t-shirt wardrobe. Next time you see some yardage you like, it'll probably take 15 minutes to run up a shirt. Thanks.
6/17/08 2:42 PM
Great review - I like reading all the fitting details.
6/17/08 2:48 PM
Nice tees and good review. It was good to see how you improved the fit with each version.
6/17/08 7:16 PM
Amazing review! Thanks for the Debbie Cook link as well. I know I'll be using that a lot! The difference in fit between the two purple tops is really great, thanks for showing that.
6/18/08 10:17 AM
Thanks for the in depth review on this pattern. I love the Ottobre tops and have made several. I need to make them a bit more full just for wearing eases now. Sigh. :) This is a pattern you can make over and over for years and not be out of "style!"
6/18/08 5:20 PM
Great review -- I thought the first one was pretty good, but your final one is "made for you." Perfect!
1/5/09 11:02 AM