CatherineN said... Polyester chiffon would never be my Fabric of Choice but you have made a most attractive blouse of it. That type of neckline is so becoming to you. 11/26/03 12:31 PM
GorgeousFabrics said... Gigi, this looks beautiful! You got me going on KS patterns, you bad girl! -Ann 11/26/03 12:32 PM
gabrielle said... Gigi, that is so pretty. It seems like a good pattern with which to try out some of those tempting but tricky fabrics (maybe? ) Now I have to get this one, too. Ah, well. :) 11/26/03 1:04 PM
Asa Hagstrom said... Gigi, you're right, it does look better than the envelope! Very attractive. 11/26/03 1:45 PM
Dale C said... Ooo.. that's nice! I can hardly wait till my body returns to normal again so I can enjoy sewing some nice things like that... sigh.... sewing envy here.... 11/26/03 2:50 PM
Lee Ann Hawkins said... Gigi, you are really a bad influence for my pattern-addiction tendency! That is beautiful and I appreciate your review. 11/26/03 7:11 PM
Lorna C. Newman said... Nice wrap top, Gigi! I am so glad you went ahead and tried a wrap top> This is stunning! Much better than the pattern drawing. I chose the Vogue design because I did not like the way this one looked. Just goes to show you can't judge a pattern by its cover alone! 11/26/03 7:53 PM
Sammie said... Your top looks SO much nicer than the picture on the pattern, it is really lovely. 11/27/03 2:40 AM
Julia Graham said... Gigi, how well do you think this pattern would hug the limited curves of us A/B cup gals? Is a larger bust size sort of built into the pattern? Your top is beautiful! 11/27/03 7:48 AM
Gigi Louis said... Thank you all! Julia, my dressform is probably a b-cup - there is just a little more drape on her than there is on me. 11/27/03 8:30 AM
Barbara at Cat Fur Studio said... Beautiful, Gigi! I like wrap tops, and this one looks great. You did such a wonderful job. 11/27/03 8:54 AM
Rennie Ashby said... You call that a muslin? This looks like an after the muslin, get the good fabric out version! 11/28/03 8:14 PM
Lisa Laree said... Gee, what a great idea == cut that long edge on the grain! Thanks for the review, Gigi, I would never have looked twice at that pattern otherwise...I haven't tried a wrap top, but this one looks like a possibility! 11/28/03 11:42 PM
jlg said... Another beautiful top, Gigi. I bet it looks lovely on you. 11/29/03 3:35 PM
JDpenelope said... I'll join the others in praise of something I would never have looked at twice before seeing your review. 12/2/03 8:19 PM
Polyester chiffon would never be my Fabric of Choice but you have made a most attractive blouse of it. That type of neckline is so becoming to you.
11/26/03 12:31 PM
Gigi, this looks beautiful! You got me going on KS patterns, you bad girl! -Ann
11/26/03 12:32 PM
Gigi, that is so pretty. It seems like a good pattern with which to try out some of those tempting but tricky fabrics (maybe? ) Now I have to get this one, too. Ah, well. :)
11/26/03 1:04 PM
Gigi, you're right, it does look better than the envelope! Very attractive.
11/26/03 1:45 PM
Ooo.. that's nice! I can hardly wait till my body returns to normal again so I can enjoy sewing some nice things like that... sigh.... sewing envy here....
11/26/03 2:50 PM
Gigi, you are really a bad influence for my pattern-addiction tendency! That is beautiful and I appreciate your review.
11/26/03 7:11 PM
Nice wrap top, Gigi! I am so glad you went ahead and tried a wrap top> This is stunning! Much better than the pattern drawing. I chose the Vogue design because I did not like the way this one looked. Just goes to show you can't judge a pattern by its cover alone!
11/26/03 7:53 PM
Your top looks SO much nicer than the picture on the pattern, it is really lovely.
11/27/03 2:40 AM
Gigi, how well do you think this pattern would hug the limited curves of us A/B cup gals? Is a larger bust size sort of built into the pattern? Your top is beautiful!
11/27/03 7:48 AM
Thank you all! Julia, my dressform is probably a b-cup - there is just a little more drape on her than there is on me.
11/27/03 8:30 AM
Beautiful, Gigi! I like wrap tops, and this one looks great. You did such a wonderful job.
11/27/03 8:54 AM
You call that a muslin? This looks like an after the muslin, get the good fabric out version!
11/28/03 8:14 PM
Gee, what a great idea == cut that long edge on the grain! Thanks for the review, Gigi, I would never have looked twice at that pattern otherwise...I haven't tried a wrap top, but this one looks like a possibility!
11/28/03 11:42 PM
Another beautiful top, Gigi. I bet it looks lovely on you.
11/29/03 3:35 PM
I'll join the others in praise of something I would never have looked at twice before seeing your review.
12/2/03 8:19 PM