I used eggplant polycotton veil so it's still a bit stiff but it will settle down nicely after a few washes. I'm still hesitating on what fabric to use for the Butterick project, I hope I'll have a revelation before the weekend is over! See you!
vendredi 15 avril 2011
Burda top: success!
Hiya! Can you believe I finally sewed something that I actually like^^? I found the pattern in the May 2010 issue of Burda magazine, design 104. I cut a size 38 and lenghtened the hem by 2". I loved the kimono sleeves, V-neck and shirring detail of the top and it turned out great, both stylish and comfy to wear.
I used eggplant polycotton veil so it's still a bit stiff but it will settle down nicely after a few washes. I'm still hesitating on what fabric to use for the Butterick project, I hope I'll have a revelation before the weekend is over! See you!
I used eggplant polycotton veil so it's still a bit stiff but it will settle down nicely after a few washes. I'm still hesitating on what fabric to use for the Butterick project, I hope I'll have a revelation before the weekend is over! See you!
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It looks great. I love the colour and the shirring detail is really pretty.
RépondreSupprimerIt looks really cute! I really like the sleeves and the shape of the top.
RépondreSupprimerThat's so pretty! I've used that fabric before in blue, and it does become less stiff after a few washes. Lovely job!
RépondreSupprimerThat's a very cute top. As with all fuller type tunics, they look best paired with slim pants. Your leggins look terrific with it.
RépondreSupprimerYay, well done. It looks really lovely on you - look forward to seeing on what you decide for the butterick
RépondreSupprimerThank you for all your nice comments :)
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