
Pattern: Burda WOF Jan. 2008 #122. Size 38.
Fabric: 100% Cotton from Joanns (on the 50% section). 2 yards. $3/yd. Total Cost: $6
Mods: My torso is long. I had to add some length to this shirt for it to feel comfortable on me. I added 4 inches to the bottom center and 2 inches to the bottom sides. Fits well with the mods.
Likey? Very much so. This was my first time making buttonholes. My machine has a 4-step buttonhole maker and after practicing a few times on scrap fabric I think it turned out pretty well. The pattern is sort of busy and makes it harder to see the pleats but it's still very wearable. I think the interfacing I chose for the bands was too thick so I'll probably pick some up this week at Joanns during their 50% off sale.
(front)

(sleeve cuff)

(action shot!)

6 comments:
This 122 looks great on you. Now that I'm sure the pattern is safe, I'm gonna start mine ;o)
this looks great,, i really love how it came out
Nice top. Very well done. Tany's tips are the greatest.
Nice! Looks so easy breezy.
so pretty! nice job with the buttonholes too-- those little guys kill me.
Oooh. Ok. I want to make this from a print also. I like it. I like it a lot!
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