Renren said... Lydia is one of the coolest tees I've ever seen! There are some fabulous things that have been done with this pattern, and here is yet another! 4/21/11 7:28 PM
Christas said... What a great fit! This top looks wonderful on you and is such a nice style. 4/21/11 7:45 PM
FreyaStark said... A cool, chic garment, a study in understated casual elegance. A great wardrobe builder indeed. 4/21/11 8:27 PM
catalak said... Hi Sigrid! Your top looks lovely. I love doing these downloadable patterns too. May have to try this one! 4/21/11 8:47 PM
Raye Ann said... Love it! Thank you for including the inches used to make the modification. I will be downloading this one:) 4/21/11 8:49 PM
SilvrGhost said... What a great top! You did a great job 4/21/11 11:22 PM
QuiltSewSewSue said... Thanks for the review - great top! 4/22/11 6:17 AM
Nancy Rhodes said... Top Shelf! 4/22/11 7:16 AM
Nancy Rhodes said... Well I just hit the Burda website.. and did the Lydia download. For anyone curious, they accept Paypal and it was pretty easy. Now to get your wonderful boatneck version going... 4/22/11 7:50 AM
janlynn said... Great review. Thanks for the information on thee neckline change. I love it. 4/22/11 9:16 AM
Diane E said... About fifteen minutes ago I started reading your review but I got waylaid by reading your blog, which I enjoyed very much. Back to your review now. Love this tee -- very elegant and beautifully fitted. Great way to fill ones closet with wonderful tops. 4/22/11 10:27 AM
S I G R I D said... Sounds like there is going top be a lot of wardrobe-building going on! Can't wait to see the results. One note, if you like your t-shirts to fit snugly, you should go down a size, 4/22/11 9:17 PM
marjoriekh said... I, too, have been thinking about a mariniere shirt, and this downloadable pattern may be just the thing, if I can get the my neckline to work as well as yours. If you're looking for blue and white striped knits, Marcy Tilton has three, including what may be the perfect one just listed (Sat am). Check on marcytilton.com under New Fabrics and see the Nautical Stripe Knit. Also do a search for "stripe" and check out the results for knits. There are two other possibilities, Skinny Navy and St. Moritz, if you like your stripes skinnier. 4/23/11 11:52 AM
Lydia is one of the coolest tees I've ever seen! There are some fabulous things that have been done with this pattern, and here is yet another!
4/21/11 7:28 PM
What a great fit! This top looks wonderful on you and is such a nice style.
4/21/11 7:45 PM
A cool, chic garment, a study in understated casual elegance. A great wardrobe builder indeed.
4/21/11 8:27 PM
Hi Sigrid! Your top looks lovely. I love doing these downloadable patterns too. May have to try this one!
4/21/11 8:47 PM
Love it! Thank you for including the inches used to make the modification. I will be downloading this one:)
4/21/11 8:49 PM
What a great top! You did a great job
4/21/11 11:22 PM
Thanks for the review - great top!
4/22/11 6:17 AM
Top Shelf!
4/22/11 7:16 AM
Well I just hit the Burda website.. and did the Lydia download. For anyone curious, they accept Paypal and it was pretty easy. Now to get your wonderful boatneck version going...
4/22/11 7:50 AM
Great review. Thanks for the information on thee neckline change. I love it.
4/22/11 9:16 AM
About fifteen minutes ago I started reading your review but I got waylaid by reading your blog, which I enjoyed very much. Back to your review now. Love this tee -- very elegant and beautifully fitted. Great way to fill ones closet with wonderful tops.
4/22/11 10:27 AM
Sounds like there is going top be a lot of wardrobe-building going on! Can't wait to see the results. One note, if you like your t-shirts to fit snugly, you should go down a size,
4/22/11 9:17 PM
I, too, have been thinking about a mariniere shirt, and this downloadable pattern may be just the thing, if I can get the my neckline to work as well as yours. If you're looking for blue and white striped knits, Marcy Tilton has three, including what may be the perfect one just listed (Sat am). Check on marcytilton.com under New Fabrics and see the Nautical Stripe Knit. Also do a search for "stripe" and check out the results for knits. There are two other possibilities, Skinny Navy and St. Moritz, if you like your stripes skinnier.
4/23/11 11:52 AM