Purrfection: 1018 (Taipei Top & Trousers) - Type:Tops  | | Viewed 1523 times
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What a cool top! It looks great on you, too.
10/31/04 0:21 AM
Ditto what Lisa said. When I looked at your top the first word that came to me was "cool". Love the fabric, too, and it's very flattering on you. Good job, good review.
10/31/04 8:58 AM
Hi! What a nice flowy top. I live in Taipei (writing you from there now) and I just HAD to see what a "Taipei Top" was. Thanks for doing & reviewing this pattern!
10/31/04 9:32 AM
that is really art in action, isn't it? I LOVE it.
10/31/04 10:17 AM
This is really a good look for you! You should consider making more in solid as well as print combinations!
11/1/04 8:54 AM
I agree, this *is* a cool top! And you should definitely consider sewing it again since it's so flattering on you. I can see it all one color, top to pants, and in different weights for different seasons. Don't worry about the see-thru. The camera often sees what we don't in real life and I bet that if you can't see thru the top in your mirror, neither can anyone else. Great review!
12/29/04 10:45 PM
You can really wear this style!! I have seen ready to wear versions of this top that sell for big $$'s, and yours looks just as nice. I think it would look good with a short sleeve for summer too.
12/30/04 4:02 PM
I agree this would be fabulous on you in solid with a matching pant. Now that you know this pattern, you can do the next one much quicker, especially if your fabric is less slippery. Maybe a rayon challis?
12/30/04 9:19 PM