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You do not look like like a giant bordello divan and I actually want to give this pattern a try. Thanks!
11/23/12 7:57 AM
I really like this on you! Pretty fabric and what a pretty top!
11/23/12 11:08 AM
Not bordello van - more like a classy stylish curvy woman. Celebrate the curves!!!
11/23/12 6:00 PM
I really like it, I think it looks great. And just great on you. And what wonderful looking fabric. I do have that pattern, but have not made it up yet. I like the idea and the look of the cowl neckline set into the sleeve line of the raglan sleeves instead of not, on more regular inset sleeve tops, as that does make it more unusual in the drape of it that way and I do think that adds a lot to the look and drape of it there. Maybe you can just cheat and ease in the back neck hem a tiny bit with some clear elastic even just hand sewn into it under there or something like that? Thanks for mentioning that back neck line issue though, as I am going to watch out for that there now, when I go to sew it!
11/24/12 4:44 AM