sergette said... What a crisp Sorbetto! I am printing it out today... 6/12/11 11:54 AM
sergette said... It's great how the choice of fabric can change the look completely. 6/12/11 11:54 AM
Knitters Delight said... This really is a fabulous version of the Sorbetto top. I already have mine printed out, but need to cut it out and get to it. 6/12/11 11:59 AM
stitchwitch said... Very pretty top! 6/12/11 12:24 PM
michellep74 said... Very cute! I plan to make this soon. 6/12/11 1:14 PM
Sewnsewmom said... I had heard about this top but didn't download it. Now after your review, I will. Very cute top. Thanks for the review! 6/12/11 1:35 PM
JillyBe said... Looks fabulous! I've d'loaded it too; it will be my next project when I need a quick fix :) 6/12/11 2:29 PM
marec said... Great result on this free pattern! Wow. 6/12/11 3:45 PM
Ericaeli said... I recently made this top up too, and loved the fit too. Yours looks really nice on you. 6/12/11 5:13 PM
sew2little said... This looks great on you, Patti, and, as you know, I love that fabric! 6/12/11 7:10 PM
Lynnelle said... I vowed never to tape multiple pages together for a pattern again. Now you're making me reconsider. Very nice top! 6/12/11 10:02 PM
mssewcrazy said... Absolutely wonderful tank! People laugh at me for saying it but I think a great shell if one of the best sewing efforts time and money wise one can make. Rtw has nothing nice like this for layering. With a billion patterns I need to go get tape and print out pages. 6/13/11 7:50 AM
Debbie Cook said... Yours looks great! Love the polka-dots. 6/13/11 8:09 AM
JDpenelope said... Debbi -- I almost missed this review. I'm with Lynnelle in not wishing to tape a free pattern together. But, like others, I'm willing to try it if there's a possibility for NO FBA and a nice, fresh look like yours. These kind of rtw tops never fit me. 6/14/11 7:28 AM
pterion said... Love this! I plan to jump on this wagon too. The pattern recommends 1.5 yds of fabric for a size 10 but that sounds generous to me - do you think I could squeak this out of a yard? 6/14/11 10:16 AM
Christas said... How amazing that such a cute blouse pattern is free! Wow! This fits you wonderfully and looks great on you. I love your fabric choice! 6/14/11 10:23 AM
Patti B said... Pterion, you need two lengths of 45 inch fabric so you could measure and see what that would be for you. If it's 60 inch fabric, I think you can make it out of a bit less with creative folding. My CB seam made it take less fabric also. 6/14/11 11:07 AM
Elona said... What a cute and becoming top, Patti! 6/14/11 12:08 PM
Cultured Purl said... Thanks for the review and the introduction to a new pattern line! You blouse is SO flattering on you! I went over to the website and saw the cutest little summer blouse w/ a peter pan collar,,,,,love the whole line!
( NOT what I need now, I promised myself to go on a pattern diet!) 6/15/11 11:43 AM
Terri A said... Very nice! 6/16/11 2:42 PM
Sew Confused said... You added a center back seam for a sway back adjustment...I added one so I could make the top from a smaller piece of fabric. Yours looks great! 8/1/11 0:03 AM
Athene said... A lovely fit. I think I must try this top too. 11/13/11 11:51 AM
Lovely!!!
6/12/11 11:51 AM
What a crisp Sorbetto! I am printing it out today...
6/12/11 11:54 AM
It's great how the choice of fabric can change the look completely.
6/12/11 11:54 AM
This really is a fabulous version of the Sorbetto top. I already have mine printed out, but need to cut it out and get to it.
6/12/11 11:59 AM
Very pretty top!
6/12/11 12:24 PM
Very cute! I plan to make this soon.
6/12/11 1:14 PM
I had heard about this top but didn't download it. Now after your review, I will. Very cute top. Thanks for the review!
6/12/11 1:35 PM
Looks fabulous! I've d'loaded it too; it will be my next project when I need a quick fix :)
6/12/11 2:29 PM
Great result on this free pattern! Wow.
6/12/11 3:45 PM
I recently made this top up too, and loved the fit too. Yours looks really nice on you.
6/12/11 5:13 PM
This looks great on you, Patti, and, as you know, I love that fabric!
6/12/11 7:10 PM
I vowed never to tape multiple pages together for a pattern again. Now you're making me reconsider. Very nice top!
6/12/11 10:02 PM
Absolutely wonderful tank! People laugh at me for saying it but I think a great shell if one of the best sewing efforts time and money wise one can make. Rtw has nothing nice like this for layering. With a billion patterns I need to go get tape and print out pages.
6/13/11 7:50 AM
Yours looks great! Love the polka-dots.
6/13/11 8:09 AM
Debbi -- I almost missed this review. I'm with Lynnelle in not wishing to tape a free pattern together. But, like others, I'm willing to try it if there's a possibility for NO FBA and a nice, fresh look like yours. These kind of rtw tops never fit me.
6/14/11 7:28 AM
Love this! I plan to jump on this wagon too. The pattern recommends 1.5 yds of fabric for a size 10 but that sounds generous to me - do you think I could squeak this out of a yard?
6/14/11 10:16 AM
How amazing that such a cute blouse pattern is free! Wow! This fits you wonderfully and looks great on you. I love your fabric choice!
6/14/11 10:23 AM
Pterion, you need two lengths of 45 inch fabric so you could measure and see what that would be for you. If it's 60 inch fabric, I think you can make it out of a bit less with creative folding. My CB seam made it take less fabric also.
6/14/11 11:07 AM
What a cute and becoming top, Patti!
6/14/11 12:08 PM
Thanks for the review and the introduction to a new pattern line! You blouse is SO flattering on you! I went over to the website and saw the cutest little summer blouse w/ a peter pan collar,,,,,love the whole line! ( NOT what I need now, I promised myself to go on a pattern diet!)
6/15/11 11:43 AM
Very nice!
6/16/11 2:42 PM
You added a center back seam for a sway back adjustment...I added one so I could make the top from a smaller piece of fabric. Yours looks great!
8/1/11 0:03 AM
A lovely fit. I think I must try this top too.
11/13/11 11:51 AM