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How do you do this? Draped neckline with a twist
lcdrbetty   Intermediate VA USA Member since 4/10/10 Posts: 2	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 2/4/11 6:51 PM Someone please check out anthropologie.com: knit top called "roses in the rain". How would one do the tuck at the neckline of this T? It is really a unique look.
nicegirl Intermediate DC USA Member since 5/10/06 Posts: 1611	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 2/4/11 9:29 PM Here is the top: This link may or may not work. It looks like half the front is cut as a cowl tee, and the other half as a plain tee. The cowl part is longer than the plain part, and it is pleated and sewn into the other side in a little dart. Not explaining very well and I can't draw, but perhaps that helps a little, if you can look at the shape of a cowl tee versus a regular. I am partial to Simplicity 2696 as a cut on cowl top, now OOP but widely available for cheap, but there are tons of patterns in this vein. ------ http://theslapdashsewist.blogspot.com ================= 2007: purchased 115+, sewed 105+ So close to parity, yet so far Trying again in 2008 Yards purchased: 133 Yards sewn: Somewhere around 95 2009? I give up
mastdenman   Intermediate CA USA Member since 1/12/04 Posts: 5843	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 2/4/11 10:37 PM It looks like a draped cowl on one side, and a regular neckline on the other side with the darts rotated into the neckline and tucked under the normal side. draping a cowl. dart manipulation HOpefully this will go to the dart section and not the top of the section. -- Edited on 2/4/11 10:39 PM -- ------ Marilyn January 2009 to January 2010 81 yards out and 71yards in January 2010 to the present 106.7 yards out and 146.5 yards in. January 2011 to the present: 47 yards out and 69 yards in.
Pyrose   Intermediate MD USA Member since 2/12/06 Posts: 2022 Board Moderator	Login to reply to this post Like this post Subject: Topic moved Date: 2/9/11 2:43 PM This topic has been moved from Fashion Styles and Trends to Pattern Modifications, Design Changes & Pattern Drafting ------ Jennifer pyroses.blogspot.com ThinkGeek: "E-mail has been around since before computers. At first, e-mails were written on rocks and thrown at neighbors. CC-ing a rock e-mail could be dangerous for an entire village. Then, e-mails were written on paper and put in weird paper things called envelopes and the postal system delivered them. This was slow. Finally, e-mail as we know it came around."
PitBullMom   Beginner OH USA Member since 5/12/10 Posts: 3	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 3/9/11 12:52 PM http://butterick.mccall.com/b5283-products-9617.php?page_id=972 This pattern is very similar, OOP now - Butterick 5283.

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