But, you know what? That's not true. In fact the opposite is true. Not that I read the same book twice, that part is accurate, but that I make multiples. Especially when it comes to garment sewing.
Here's proof:
Don't get too impressesed though, they are beyond easy to make and very quick as well.
My pattern was Burda Style 7509 and it is everything a pattern should be: clear, simple, and capable of helping you craft a truly wearable item.
Somewhat off topic: I've promised myself that I would really, really learn Photoshop this year instead of relying on the same techniques I always use or tinkering around aimlessly and coming up with something I like, but can't repeat, so here's my "collage" of my Burda tanks. I still have so much to learn, but at least I'm taking the first step.
6 comments:
I especially like the first tank. thanks for the pattern link
I "don't do" clothes, but maybe even I could do this! Thanks for sharing.
these are all great, and they really prove that the fabric makes the clothes. can you show us a photo of you wearing one?
Cute tops! And perfect timing, as I am desperate to make a few sleeveless tops, soon, and have been looking for a good pattern to make over and over and over again... So much for my plans for the day, I can see the next hour will be spend on Pattern Review and rummaging in my stash.
I also "don't do clothes" in fact, never have - but just might give this a try.....beyond easy, huh?? Love your new fabruc line!!
Love the top. I can make several sizes for the variation of size in my grand-daughters. Using some floral fabrics can make the top look so cute for a little girl.Thank you for the great idea and sharing during the shop hop
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