Lisette said... I love your camisole! It looks great 6/20/05 6:49 PM
Liana said... Very cute! You're not kidding about the original being a little low in the front!! Nice top. 6/20/05 6:54 PM
CarolynGM said... Very attractive camisole. The pattern has some interesting details -- I bet the dress length is quite nice, too. 6/20/05 7:00 PM
Hilary said... Pretty! I looked through that issue of WOF-you're right, it looks really good! 6/20/05 8:05 PM
Debbie Spriggs said... Great tip--elastic in the spaghetti straps! Very cute cami! 6/20/05 8:36 PM
Nancy Anne said... Darling cammy- thanks for the support heads up! With teens as "rack gifted" as mine. full-fledged bra cups might be a good idea for them! 6/20/05 9:39 PM
JenniferBee said... Looks great, this is one I will have to make for my daughters. 6/21/05 3:44 PM
hongkongshopper said... The fabric is really cute too!! 6/21/05 6:40 PM
Lee Ann Hawkins said... Nice job! Did you serge the clear elastic on the upper edges, turn and topstich? 6/21/05 7:26 PM
Kay Y said... For the elastic in the straps, I serged the elastic to the seam of the strap, along the full length, so that when it was turned the elastic kind of filled the narrow tube of the strap. As for the top edge, I serged the elastic to the top (pretty much 1-1 ratio for length) as I was sewing the shelf bra and camisole together along the top edge. I turned and topstitched (cover stitch) which further secured the elastic, so it's hidden completely inside. Hope this makes sense. 6/21/05 8:43 PM
Kathryn said... Oooh la la! Love the top! I just pulled that Burda issue out, thanks to your inspiration, and hope to make that top for one of my next projects. I love the lines. So cute. Thanks, Kay! 6/21/05 9:45 PM
SandraB said... Very nice top Kay. I like your modifications to make it more comfortable. I will save your review for future reference. Thank you. 6/22/05 9:33 AM
I love your camisole! It looks great
6/20/05 6:49 PM
Very cute! You're not kidding about the original being a little low in the front!! Nice top.
6/20/05 6:54 PM
Very attractive camisole. The pattern has some interesting details -- I bet the dress length is quite nice, too.
6/20/05 7:00 PM
Pretty! I looked through that issue of WOF-you're right, it looks really good!
6/20/05 8:05 PM
Great tip--elastic in the spaghetti straps! Very cute cami!
6/20/05 8:36 PM
Darling cammy- thanks for the support heads up! With teens as "rack gifted" as mine. full-fledged bra cups might be a good idea for them!
6/20/05 9:39 PM
Looks great, this is one I will have to make for my daughters.
6/21/05 3:44 PM
The fabric is really cute too!!
6/21/05 6:40 PM
Nice job! Did you serge the clear elastic on the upper edges, turn and topstich?
6/21/05 7:26 PM
For the elastic in the straps, I serged the elastic to the seam of the strap, along the full length, so that when it was turned the elastic kind of filled the narrow tube of the strap. As for the top edge, I serged the elastic to the top (pretty much 1-1 ratio for length) as I was sewing the shelf bra and camisole together along the top edge. I turned and topstitched (cover stitch) which further secured the elastic, so it's hidden completely inside. Hope this makes sense.
6/21/05 8:43 PM
Oooh la la! Love the top! I just pulled that Burda issue out, thanks to your inspiration, and hope to make that top for one of my next projects. I love the lines. So cute. Thanks, Kay!
6/21/05 9:45 PM
Very nice top Kay. I like your modifications to make it more comfortable. I will save your review for future reference. Thank you.
6/22/05 9:33 AM