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Oooh, Diane, way cute shirt. I, too, Have this pattern and some slinky in my stash. Hmmmm. Thanks for the inspration.
4/18/02 10:49 PM
What is the burrito technique? (I forgot to ask in my previous comment.) Is there a written reference somewhere?
4/18/02 10:52 PM
Very pretty! Darn it, it's one of the few TS/LH patterns that I don't own - yet. :-)
4/18/02 11:43 PM
Diane, that is a great shirt - I want that pattern.
4/19/02 0:43 AM
Diane, your work is so inspiring! I love the shirt! I would have bought the pattern, if only it was not $16.00 sigh!
4/19/02 1:59 PM
Hi Mary Ann, the burrito technique is described and detailed in both "Power Sewing Step-byStep" and "No Time to Sew" by Sandra Betzina. I'm not totally sure it would work on this shirt, but some variation might.
4/19/02 2:08 PM
The idea is to begin applying the under and upper collar away from the end of the collar in front, so that you get a clean turn at the neckline. I'm going to experiment later on.
4/19/02 2:10 PM
Diane E. I just finish making this shirt out of some stable striped knit I have had for several years. I also have some slinky that I am thinking about using to make one of these tops. Yours is really quit nice.
4/20/02 9:57 PM
Diane, thanks for the tip on using the burrito for this shirt. I did it and it worked perfectly. I made a muslin of this shirt several years ago and rejected it because the proportions seemed wrong for my figure. I recently tried it again with a full bust adjustment. Now I really like it, especially with the improved collar treatment.
3/10/04 10:52 PM
Diane, Thank you for the "burrito" tip on this review. I really like the style, and your version is just beautiful. I must give it a try.
5/12/04 6:35 PM