Mary Stiefer said... Well, when you Mom asks for another one you know you've done a great job. All of these look good. 6/12/06 1:07 AM
slanden99 said... Great job on the shirts. This looks like a good wardrobe staple pattern 6/12/06 3:42 PM
Elemenopeo said... Great shaping to this t pattern. I like your variations. 6/12/06 5:24 PM
JenniferBee said... Love this pattern, I've made sooooo many tops from this pattern. You are right about the flare at the hemline, I use this pattern to check sizing on other knit top patterns as it is such a good fit. 6/13/06 6:28 AM
hongkongshopper said... Congrats on getting all the tops done! Clever idea with the white rescue on the turquoise top. 6/14/06 2:46 AM
Pickle said... Hi. I love your finishing on these knit shirts. Did you use a double needle for topstitching? Also, did you use a serger? What serger would you recommend if you did use one? I just can't get those even edges with my machine. Thanks for any advice you can offer. Nickie 6/20/06 7:28 PM
JenSews2 said... Pickle, I used a wide coverhem, but a double needle would work too. I used my Elna 945 serger for both the serging and coverhems. I love the machine...the Elnas are great! You can search the machine reviews here for both the Elna 744 (mechanical) and Elna 945 sergers (computerized). These are both my favorite sergers! 6/21/06 11:17 AM
Pickle said... Thanks Jen for the info! I was thinking about the Elna! But what is a coverhem? I don't know that technique. Thanks, Nickie 6/21/06 4:42 PM
JenSews2 said... Coverhem is the stitch that looks like a double needle on top and a zig-zag on the bottom...check the hems of some of your store bought t-shirts...it should be there! The Elnas do 3 coverhems. Look at elna.com for more info, or send me a private message! 6/22/06 11:04 AM
cathy ann said... Gr4eat review, very helpful and love the photos.....you are a very good seamstress....... 10/28/06 10:32 PM
cecelia said... Oh, I love all your shirts. You've been one busy gal! Your choice of colors is nice too. 1/6/07 10:20 AM
Well, when you Mom asks for another one you know you've done a great job. All of these look good.
6/12/06 1:07 AM
Great job on the shirts. This looks like a good wardrobe staple pattern
6/12/06 3:42 PM
Great shaping to this t pattern. I like your variations.
6/12/06 5:24 PM
Love this pattern, I've made sooooo many tops from this pattern. You are right about the flare at the hemline, I use this pattern to check sizing on other knit top patterns as it is such a good fit.
6/13/06 6:28 AM
Congrats on getting all the tops done! Clever idea with the white rescue on the turquoise top.
6/14/06 2:46 AM
Hi. I love your finishing on these knit shirts. Did you use a double needle for topstitching? Also, did you use a serger? What serger would you recommend if you did use one? I just can't get those even edges with my machine. Thanks for any advice you can offer. Nickie
6/20/06 7:28 PM
Pickle, I used a wide coverhem, but a double needle would work too. I used my Elna 945 serger for both the serging and coverhems. I love the machine...the Elnas are great! You can search the machine reviews here for both the Elna 744 (mechanical) and Elna 945 sergers (computerized). These are both my favorite sergers!
6/21/06 11:17 AM
Thanks Jen for the info! I was thinking about the Elna! But what is a coverhem? I don't know that technique. Thanks, Nickie
6/21/06 4:42 PM
Coverhem is the stitch that looks like a double needle on top and a zig-zag on the bottom...check the hems of some of your store bought t-shirts...it should be there! The Elnas do 3 coverhems. Look at elna.com for more info, or send me a private message!
6/22/06 11:04 AM
Gr4eat review, very helpful and love the photos.....you are a very good seamstress.......
10/28/06 10:32 PM
Oh, I love all your shirts. You've been one busy gal! Your choice of colors is nice too.
1/6/07 10:20 AM