Amanda S. said... Very cute top with very precise shirring! I wasn't thrilled with the magazine picture of this. Maybe it was the beach cover-up thing. However, I'll definitely have to take a second look at it. Great job! 8/21/10 4:23 PM
eugenia123 said... Really pretty top - your shirring technique looks perfect! I have never tried shirring but you have inspired me to give it a go. 8/21/10 5:39 PM
ChristinePDX said... Much nicer than the magazine photo. I guess you are right, this is not as trendy a style as it once was, but it is still super cute and timeless in white. Please consider creating a thread on what is current in France. I am always dying to know. 8/21/10 8:15 PM
newmama said... I love your top. It is very much my taste, so I think I will have to have a go at my first Burda pattern! 8/21/10 8:33 PM
ChristmasHills said... Hi Rose. I really like your top. I think it would be still current in Australia but then I am probably not very fashionable! Good job. 8/22/10 0:42 AM
harmony758 said... Your shirt is lovely! Good job! 8/22/10 9:58 AM
RoseFromThule said... Thank you all :)
I'm not the best person to provide information about fashion - I don't really care. But I can tell what I see on other women :) 8/22/10 11:26 AM
21wale said... What a lovely top! Nice job on the shirring. 8/22/10 6:32 PM
barbcl said... So cute and such precise sewing. Bravo! 8/22/10 8:53 PM
MNBarb said... You did a beautiful job on this top. It looks great on you. I also am serger-less but have found a 3-step zig zag on my sewing machine that does a pretty nice job on seam finishing. 8/22/10 10:33 PM
Amy-may said... I keep talking myself out of this pattern, but I think you've talked me back into liking it! 8/23/10 8:46 PM
allycovey said... I made this top also with a really light weight organy linen. It is one of my favorite summer tops. yours looks great by the way and I was interested in your shirring style 11/19/10 2:47 PM
allycovey said... I made this top also with a really light weight organy linen. It is one of my favorite summer tops. yours looks great by the way and I was interested in your shirring style 11/19/10 2:47 PM
Very cute top with very precise shirring! I wasn't thrilled with the magazine picture of this. Maybe it was the beach cover-up thing. However, I'll definitely have to take a second look at it. Great job!
8/21/10 4:23 PM
Really pretty top - your shirring technique looks perfect! I have never tried shirring but you have inspired me to give it a go.
8/21/10 5:39 PM
Much nicer than the magazine photo. I guess you are right, this is not as trendy a style as it once was, but it is still super cute and timeless in white. Please consider creating a thread on what is current in France. I am always dying to know.
8/21/10 8:15 PM
I love your top. It is very much my taste, so I think I will have to have a go at my first Burda pattern!
8/21/10 8:33 PM
Hi Rose. I really like your top. I think it would be still current in Australia but then I am probably not very fashionable! Good job.
8/22/10 0:42 AM
Your shirt is lovely! Good job!
8/22/10 9:58 AM
Thank you all :) I'm not the best person to provide information about fashion - I don't really care. But I can tell what I see on other women :)
8/22/10 11:26 AM
What a lovely top! Nice job on the shirring.
8/22/10 6:32 PM
So cute and such precise sewing. Bravo!
8/22/10 8:53 PM
You did a beautiful job on this top. It looks great on you. I also am serger-less but have found a 3-step zig zag on my sewing machine that does a pretty nice job on seam finishing.
8/22/10 10:33 PM
I keep talking myself out of this pattern, but I think you've talked me back into liking it!
8/23/10 8:46 PM
I made this top also with a really light weight organy linen. It is one of my favorite summer tops. yours looks great by the way and I was interested in your shirring style
11/19/10 2:47 PM
I made this top also with a really light weight organy linen. It is one of my favorite summer tops. yours looks great by the way and I was interested in your shirring style
11/19/10 2:47 PM