Today, I actually have a new sewing project to share with you! Stitch Once, Rip Twice's latest challenge was a Simple Top, and I knew that I had to make something nice and breezy for this 80°F weather we have been having here!
Read on for all of the details, including how I turned a huge mishap into a fashionable detail and how this only cost me $1!
As you remember, we had a challenge and I had a few ideas in mind when I announced it in this post. I kept wanting to complicate the design with all kinds of details, but I finally just settled for a really simple top!
I used Simplicity 1614 from my pattern collection for its breezy silhouette. I decided to go with version D's front and version A/B's back with the detail. Already getting not-so-simple...
For the fabric, I was going through my enormous fabric stash to find something breezy but not sheer.
Read on for all of the details, including how I turned a huge mishap into a fashionable detail and how this only cost me $1!
*Update* Check out everyone else's garments here!
As you remember, we had a challenge and I had a few ideas in mind when I announced it in this post. I kept wanting to complicate the design with all kinds of details, but I finally just settled for a really simple top!
I used Simplicity 1614 from my pattern collection for its breezy silhouette. I decided to go with version D's front and version A/B's back with the detail. Already getting not-so-simple...
For the fabric, I was going through my enormous fabric stash to find something breezy but not sheer.
