I used my go-to tank top pattern as a jumping-off point. I raised the neckline a bit and added a Peter Pan collar. Strips of fabric from the scraps were used to bind the edges.
For more details on the process, come visit me at CarissaKnits!
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Floral Blouse
This flowered, polyester skirt set me back a whole $1.50, and as you can see, I'm sucking some major gut to squeeze into it.
I used my go-to tank top pattern as a jumping-off point. I raised the neckline a bit and added a Peter Pan collar. Strips of fabric from the scraps were used to bind the edges.
For more details on the process, come visit me at CarissaKnits!
I used my go-to tank top pattern as a jumping-off point. I raised the neckline a bit and added a Peter Pan collar. Strips of fabric from the scraps were used to bind the edges.
For more details on the process, come visit me at CarissaKnits!
I love how you always bind the edges with extra fabric. It makes it look so neat and professional. I am going to have to start doing that. Thanks for all the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteLovely, the Peter pan collar just makes it
ReplyDeleteThat's gorgeous, looks so expensive too!! Love!
ReplyDeleteCute!!! And, yay florals :)
ReplyDeleteLovely tank top! I'd love to see your closet, lol!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute top!
ReplyDeleteCindy
Upcycled Design Lab
Cuteness! Love the collar and the colors :)
ReplyDeleteAdorable! I LOVE the Peter Pan collar. I think this is my fav refashion of yours yet.
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