Sweeta said... Im exhausted just looking at all the work you've done! ;) I like all the color, it puts me in the mood for some color too! 4/23/05 2:48 AM
JDpenelope said... How admirable--and logical--to use a simple pattern to perfect your bodice alternatons. Most of us wouldn't have the patience or stick-to-it-ive-ness to see these projects through to the end as you have done, and are continuing to do! At some point, I get bored and want to move on to something else, regardless of the results! I guess that's why I'm advancing so slowly in learning to make alterations. Good job and good review! Thanks for inspiring me to get on with it! 4/23/05 5:23 AM
PixieCat said... Excellent, detailed review. All of your shirts look nice but I especially like the orange one. I admire your stick-to-itness on altering your pattern. 4/23/05 5:34 AM
Geri Lynn said... For all your work and struggles, at least you now have 3 really nice tops, plus I'm sure you've learned a lot! Congratulations on your perseverence! 4/23/05 6:38 AM
ryan's mom said... Thank you for your comments. I wanted to add that this is an excellent pattern to work out those alterations. Since the top is basically pretty boring, yet easy, it's easy to focus on fitting issues. I found the pattern to be fairly fitted from the neckline to the bust, which was good for what I wanted to do it. 4/23/05 7:17 AM
CarolynGM said... I really enjoyed reading your fitting saga. Your descriptions of all the steps you went through are very helpful. What patience you have! 4/23/05 7:26 AM
Mary Stiefer said... What a great review. I like the style of the orange one best of all (for me anyway) hehehe. 4/23/05 8:23 AM
Cami said... Love the hem/finish on the orange shirt. Looks very nice on you. Very helpful review. Thanks. 4/23/05 8:30 AM
Im exhausted just looking at all the work you've done! ;) I like all the color, it puts me in the mood for some color too!
4/23/05 2:48 AM
How admirable--and logical--to use a simple pattern to perfect your bodice alternatons. Most of us wouldn't have the patience or stick-to-it-ive-ness to see these projects through to the end as you have done, and are continuing to do! At some point, I get bored and want to move on to something else, regardless of the results! I guess that's why I'm advancing so slowly in learning to make alterations. Good job and good review! Thanks for inspiring me to get on with it!
4/23/05 5:23 AM
Excellent, detailed review. All of your shirts look nice but I especially like the orange one. I admire your stick-to-itness on altering your pattern.
4/23/05 5:34 AM
For all your work and struggles, at least you now have 3 really nice tops, plus I'm sure you've learned a lot! Congratulations on your perseverence!
4/23/05 6:38 AM
Thank you for your comments. I wanted to add that this is an excellent pattern to work out those alterations. Since the top is basically pretty boring, yet easy, it's easy to focus on fitting issues. I found the pattern to be fairly fitted from the neckline to the bust, which was good for what I wanted to do it.
4/23/05 7:17 AM
I really enjoyed reading your fitting saga. Your descriptions of all the steps you went through are very helpful. What patience you have!
4/23/05 7:26 AM
What a great review. I like the style of the orange one best of all (for me anyway) hehehe.
4/23/05 8:23 AM
Love the hem/finish on the orange shirt. Looks very nice on you. Very helpful review. Thanks.
4/23/05 8:30 AM