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Very pretty top! It looks nice as a sleeveless one. Your "inventive changes" are perfect and definitely helped you make wonderful use of gorgeous fabric!
6/14/11 7:20 PM
very pretty! i like it better than the versions with sleeves...
6/14/11 7:42 PM
Carolyn, that makes such lovely top! Beautiful fabric. Too strange that I picked up this pattern last night thinking that I might use the short cap type sleeves and no collar for an easy top. I guess this pattern just calls out for an unlisted view. Thanks for your review.
6/14/11 9:22 PM
Such beautiful fabric - a great top!
6/14/11 9:32 PM
Really nice! I'm amazed that you were able to make such a great top, with the design elements well placed ,with such a small amount of fabric.
6/14/11 9:35 PM
Really nice! I'm amazed that you were able to make such a great top, with the design elements well placed ,with such a small amount of fabric.
6/14/11 9:35 PM
Lovely top! Those tucks at the neckline are so chic.
6/14/11 9:51 PM
Thanks for this review! i have this pattern and haven't made it. Your changes are great.
6/14/11 10:47 PM
Very chic. You are clever indeed to have made a top out of such a small piece of fabric.
6/15/11 0:22 AM
That fabric is beautiful!! I really like your top. Have fun wearing it.
6/15/11 1:33 AM
I want it! what a great fabric!
6/15/11 2:53 AM
Very pretty top.
6/15/11 8:13 AM
Your top is lovely. I wouldn't have looked twice at this pattern from the illustration until I saw your version.
6/15/11 8:31 AM
Carolyn -- Your great fabric makes this top special. It is beautiful on your long torso.
6/15/11 8:56 AM
So glad to see you posting reviews again. I always admire the things you make, and this is no exception! Well done.
6/15/11 9:39 AM
Thanks everyone for your remarks. The fabric is truly sensational so it took a simple style to really showcase it. I always try to pick up at least one Bill Blass remnant each time I visit Promenade Fine Fabrics.
6/15/11 11:00 AM
Beautiful, Carolyn...you have added so many nice things to your summer wardrobe :-)
6/15/11 11:54 AM
"Sewing Rampage" sounds good! I hope to embark on one soon as well! Your top with alterations, beautiful fabric with stylish tucks turned out wonderfully!
6/16/11 12:06 PM
This is so nice! I can see myself making a bunch of these great tops! Looks pretty and easy to make. I would like to know how to use bias tape to face armhole edges and necklines...would love a link to a tutorial!
7/7/11 10:09 PM
Nevermind...I found a link for how to use bias tape as facing. Here it is. http://www.learntosewcalgary.ca/articles/biastapefacing.htm
7/7/11 10:27 PM