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Very cute!
3/5/08 7:00 PM
Looks great. It's good to know it runs small.
3/5/08 7:37 PM
I love this top on you with those pants. A very nice and up-to-date look. Thank you for the tip on cutting the back higher.
3/5/08 7:48 PM
I like the idea of a higher back. Mine wasn't uncomfortably low in the back, but if I do make it again, I think I'll do that. Nice top.
3/5/08 8:15 PM
Very nice, I like yours better!
3/5/08 8:31 PM
Oh, I can't tell how darling this looks on you, upscale and unique. I love the square elements and your choice of black makes this top a bit dressier. Make many more. Lovely, Lily
3/5/08 9:41 PM
Very delightful top! Great job!
3/6/08 0:22 AM
How cute. It really looks like an expensive rtw top. When I saw the picture I thought "how could I have missed this one in the magazine", but seeing the BWOF picture reminded me why I had skipped it: the horizontal line and pleats won't be very good on my D-cup. You look so good in it!
3/6/08 3:19 AM
Very nice! I like your interpretation much better than the magazine's.
3/6/08 7:25 AM
What a cute top, I can see that you are getting ready for the warm weather approaching(way too fast). I live in Phoenix, and have been thinking that I need to start doing the same. I will revisit this issue, I seem to have missed that one...
3/6/08 9:26 AM
A larger size would be even lower in the back, logically. So thanks for the warning :-).
3/6/08 2:39 PM
This looks lovely. Not so snug that it spoils the effect though - very pretty. The pants are great too - did you make them ? I fancy that fabric !!
3/6/08 5:32 PM
Incredibly cute! Love the pants, too.
3/6/08 8:39 PM
Very pretty & flattering! ;)
3/7/08 8:15 PM