said... Hi Debbie, I would like to try this pattern, but the only thing which keeps me away from this pattern is the v neckline. I am a little uncomfortable in v-necks. If only this was round :-( 3/17/02 3:53 AM
said... Deepika, you could change the neckline of the shell easily. 3/17/02 9:23 AM
said... Deepika, Gigi is right the neckline could easily be changed to round, turtleneck or even cowl lneck 3/17/02 10:39 AM
said... Just redraw the neckline and that's it? Does the neck have facings? 3/17/02 12:24 PM
said... No facings, just turned in and stitched. You could even eliminate the CF seam by cutting on the fold. 3/17/02 12:42 PM
said... Debbie, thanks for your review. Deepika, re: the v-neck, I understand the discomfort, but just for fun, why not try the pattern as is in a "pajama" knit and see how you feel? Then do all the wonderful suggested variations! 3/18/02 9:49 PM
said... I love this pattern for it's classy look but it is a slim fit. It is designed for fabric that has a stretch in it and you better have some. It makes a nice 3/4 length sleeve jacket for summer. I substitute the tank top pattern for this top and like it much better. I made a skirt in a rayon and put an embroider on the jacket that looks like the print and it made a nice coordinated outfit. I am long waisted so I always add 2" in length to the jacket. 3/20/02 10:38 AM
Hi Debbie, I would like to try this pattern, but the only thing which keeps me away from this pattern is the v neckline. I am a little uncomfortable in v-necks. If only this was round :-(
3/17/02 3:53 AM
Deepika, you could change the neckline of the shell easily.
3/17/02 9:23 AM
Deepika, Gigi is right the neckline could easily be changed to round, turtleneck or even cowl lneck
3/17/02 10:39 AM
Just redraw the neckline and that's it? Does the neck have facings?
3/17/02 12:24 PM
No facings, just turned in and stitched. You could even eliminate the CF seam by cutting on the fold.
3/17/02 12:42 PM
Debbie, thanks for your review. Deepika, re: the v-neck, I understand the discomfort, but just for fun, why not try the pattern as is in a "pajama" knit and see how you feel? Then do all the wonderful suggested variations!
3/18/02 9:49 PM
I love this pattern for it's classy look but it is a slim fit. It is designed for fabric that has a stretch in it and you better have some. It makes a nice 3/4 length sleeve jacket for summer. I substitute the tank top pattern for this top and like it much better. I made a skirt in a rayon and put an embroider on the jacket that looks like the print and it made a nice coordinated outfit. I am long waisted so I always add 2" in length to the jacket.
3/20/02 10:38 AM