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Thanks for pointing out the narrow shoulders and pear shape. That's me!
3/31/10 11:47 PM
It looks pretty good to me!
4/1/10 4:07 AM
That looks lovely. This pattern is a winner for sure and I like it on you.
4/1/10 6:44 AM
GREAT, thougtful review... like ALWAYS!! ;)
4/1/10 8:23 AM
You ALWAYS give such great reviews! I really do like the neck line on you. I have this pattern and I think that I am going to have to pull it out. I just looked and it is already on my table! I might deepen the neck line for me. Nora :)
4/1/10 8:32 AM
Thank you!! This is a great pattern!
4/1/10 10:47 AM
Nice work, nice photo, nice review!
4/1/10 1:08 PM
Thanks!
4/2/10 11:37 AM
Try adding that V- hanging arty pendant (OK it would be a good reason to go shopping! or try your hand at bead-stringing..) and you can easily change the look of the neckline... let the jewelry create the long line. Excellent review, & great looking T. well done!
4/2/10 11:40 AM
Thanks, Nancy, good point!
4/3/10 10:57 AM
I am reading more recent reviews on this pattern , I noticed that you made a diff size sleeve than the main pattern?? Was that difficult to do?? I play violin, and cannot afford snug sleeves( which is the basic premise of this pattern!) I have been checking PFRP and find that sleeves like this are supposed to be easier to work with but there is very little info on HOW to work w/ increasing them Oh well, maybe its time to make a few and be ready to toss some out
Cultured Purl, all I did was cut along the larger size line on the under-arm seam of the sleeve. Because this is a knit, it could very easily be persuaded to fit into the somewhat shorter raglan seam on the body (and a minor size change might even work OK on some woven raglan sleeves, because the raglan seams are bias-ish). For playing violin, I would definitely recommend adding lingerie guards to this top so that the neckline stays put, as it's rather wide. HTH!
5/18/11 11:27 AM