Sea Scout
I am glad I actually went with it. I taped the pattern in front of the tv last Friday night and made two on Saturday.
I cut the pattern to size 6, according to my measurements but actually, could have gone down to a size 4. I made no changes to the pattern. I found my binding maker a godsend yet again for making the narrow facing.
As luck would have it, my chosen fabric, a very light weight cotton lawn from Fabric.com, is quite forgiving of an oversized top. I wore it to Corsair Bay on Sunday which was a very summery day. Because the style is loose and boxy, it is lovely to wear in the heat and the sleeves afford sun protection from the savage Kiwi sun.
There will definitely be more of these. I am keen to try it in something crush resistant that I can take on holiday with me.
Now, Lara of Thornberry and I must have been communicating telepathically recently because look what turned up in my blog feed today!
On a side note, there is a little photo bombing going on here. I wonder if you can work out who!
It looks lovely. I am really considering getting this as well, as the pull on woven top has grown on me.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly is a useful style
DeleteLove your fabric and the t-shirt. I'm sure I could make good use of this pattern too for a change from knit fabric tops. You certainly have some stunning locations around your neck of the woods too.
ReplyDeleteThank you. What I like about this top, is it is also work appropriate unlike a tee shirt.
DeleteThe benefit of this top is I can wear it to work tucked in to skirts. The harbour is a pretty spot on a summers day.
ReplyDeleteThis top looks perfect for summer. I love the way it is just a little 'blowsy' for the air to circulate! And lawn is so lovely and soft to wear. Looks great. Cheers, Karen
ReplyDeleteThank you. I love anything that is made of cotton. It wears so well and is lovely and cool.
DeleteGreat mix of fabrics.
ReplyDeleteFunnily enough, this is actually one piece of border fabric.
DeleteWhat can I say! Great minds think alike!
ReplyDeleteYup. When something is this easy to make and wear, it is probably no surprise it is popular.
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