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Awesome top! I love your style!
2/1/07 0:28 AM
These old styles, collar extremes and so on notwithstanding, had fitting details like darts and higher armholes that are coming back in again, thank goodness.
2/1/07 0:39 AM
love the style :D
2/1/07 0:50 AM
What a great top, love the fabric!
2/1/07 2:27 AM
I like the '70's styling on this shirt but I LOVE the lairy fabric! Have you had this pattern all this time or did you track it down online? Thanks for the excellent review, your format is very easy to read.
2/1/07 2:45 AM
Lovely!
2/1/07 3:28 AM
That is -so- cute! Your mom would be proud of you :-). I don't think I like the belt, it's not 70s enough, but the fabric is totally kick-ass, and the collar.. perfect!
2/1/07 6:18 AM
Great blouse!!! That's the second "groovy" top I've seen this week :) . It looks great buttoned or unbuttoned.
2/1/07 6:44 AM
Really cute top. Your comment about the lack of interfacing rings true. When I started sewing, back in the dark ages, patterns gave no instructions to interface anything. Also, your daughter is adorable. Of course, I see where she gets her good looks. :-)
2/1/07 7:49 AM
Wow--1972 doesn't seem that long ago--LOL--very cute top (& daughter). I particularly like it unbuttoned. You found a terrific print for the pattern.
2/1/07 8:11 AM
That is a nice style that you could "tame" with different fabric or keep wild.
2/1/07 8:38 AM
How cute - both the top and your daughter. Love what you've done with this. It looks wonderful on you.
2/1/07 9:23 AM
My DH and I have a Disco Party every year-- you've inspired me to search out a groovy old pattern and create something great for this year! (your dd loves it too! So cute!)
2/1/07 9:58 AM
LOL Johanna Travolta! I think the 70's were the last decade when patterns actually were drafted to fit real figures. It looks like you found a great basic pattern that is just retro enough to be fun, but not so extreme you will feel silly wearing it. Groovy fabric too:).
2/1/07 10:12 AM
Great review: super-useful. Love your top and fabric, and of course, your last picture. Will your daughter be a sewer too?
2/1/07 10:37 AM
Thanks for the sweet comments, everyone! <
2/1/07 3:40 PM
That's the way a-huh a-huh...I like it a-huh a-huh...That's the way... what a great shirt! I love 70's looks; they are so much fun to wear.
2/1/07 6:54 PM
That top is soo groovy!
2/2/07 7:37 AM
I've gotta say - you have the look down pat. Your fabric is great.
2/2/07 9:18 AM
Love the top! Your choice of fabric makes it such a versatile piece. Great job--a good review.
2/3/07 9:33 AM
cute blouse! :)
3/19/07 7:37 AM
Great retro style! It looks terrific on you!! I love your links and check out that pattern price too! Sure wish patterns were $1 *all* the time. (Well...maybe not--too much in my stash anyway LOL.)
8/22/07 4:50 AM
Very cute! As soon as I read famous trio from the seventies, etc, I immediately thought Charlie's Angels. LOL Where do you get such great fabric?
8/22/07 7:02 AM
I love the collar! Great jacket blouse!
11/30/07 9:56 PM