Today's top is the perfect illustration of this theory:
The fabric's from Ikea's children home section with black and pastel geometric patterns, writings and numbers on an off-white background. I fell in love with it the second I saw it even though I have no idea why since it's so far from what I normally like^^. Then there's the design, I used New Look 6808 which is a favourite but I changed the collar to a peter pan one and the thing is I don't usually like this type of collar on me yet I think it works quite well here!
BTW I can't remember if I wrote this before but I removed 1" horizontally on the front and back upper bodice above the bust to get rid of some fabric sagging and I lowered the armhole bottom edge to make up for the lost inches in case you'd have the same fit problem.
To sum up I ended adoring this top and I wear it at least once a week so it will certainly show up a lot for MMM 2012! See ya!
A lovely top in unusual fabric. I really like it. Well done.
RépondreSupprimerI love this top so much and I can see why you were attracted to the fabric...it's so unusual and fun! I think the peter pan collar works very well indeed...what a great make!!!
RépondreSupprimerAwww thanks girls!
RépondreSupprimerI love the print and the peter pan collar. Sometimes the children's section has the best fabrics.
RépondreSupprimerI adore this top!! It is so interesting and cute, and the peter pan collar is the perfect touch!
RépondreSupprimerOwww, it's gorgeous! You are right, the peter pan collar looks adorable on you. And I can see why you fell for that lovely print. :)
RépondreSupprimerI like this top a lot. It is a wonderful example of the effective use of an unusual, large print fabric. I wish there was an Ikea store near where I live
RépondreSupprimerThanks Audrey! Since there's no Ikea where I live either I try and stock on their fabrics when I can travel abroad :)
SupprimerThanks for your lovely comments ladies!
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