Not much to say except a third Alabama Chanin inspired top has been completed using NEWLOOK 6735 pattern. I'm wearing it here with my
Vogue 1247 cream corduroy skirt. This is turning into one of my favorite skirts!
Neckline finished like the others. You can read about the technique I used
here. Getting faster with my hand-stitching as this neckline was finished in less than an hour. Yes! Again, herringbone stitch with double strands of Coats & Clark button thread. Serged other seams.
Clearly this is a great pattern for me as this is my third version of this top. Sleeves were lengthened to long-sleeve. I like to be able to push them up if I want to.
Ox-eye Daisies are a'bloomin' here. These were growing wild on our property, and through the years I've successfully transplanted them here 'round our old wagon wheel.
Now, back to Spring/Summer sewing projects!
Great color on you!
ReplyDeleteWe have the same daisies here . . . just not for another couple of months. Or three. Or four. ;o} That shot is pretty enough to go on a card!
Oh Mama Pea, I hope Spring finds its way to your northern part of Minnesota soon!!!!! Thank you!
DeleteWhat a beautiful outfit Lisa! I love the sweetheart neckline, and you know we share a color palette.
ReplyDeleteWe do share a color palette, don't we?! Thank you Mary!
DeleteSimple and elegant!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Sometimes these basics feel too 'simple'.... but 'simple' is always good, right?!
DeleteNothing wrong with basics....lovely color
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteLove the colour of your top, it looks beautiful with the cream skirt.
ReplyDeleteThank you Kathy! I'd originally planned this shirt and skirt together as a casual outfit.
DeleteBasics are what we wear most, especially if you live a country lifestyle. There's a lot to be said for sticking to what works I think. The teal looks striking on you, and I love these little AC inspired neckbands you stitch. I'm sure they are fun to do - I'll tackle this sort of project next year. Your daisies are so pretty - I love daisies - always happy looking.
ReplyDeleteSo true.... as I live a country lifestyle. Basics are what I live in... but so uninspiring at times. The neckbands are a great place to start with a little AC inspiration! You'd be so much faster than I with your experience. Thank you Sarah Liz!
DeleteBasics are the most waorn items, always good to have more :)
ReplyDeleteReally, can't have too many, right?! Thank you!
DeleteWe do need to sew more basics :) Beautiful top an color. Love your work on the neckline.
ReplyDeleteThank you Hana!
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