I've had the sewing bug lately, but have been so scattered that I couldn't figure out what I wanted to make. Originally, I thought I would make the Sencha blouse from Colette Patterns, but didn't have enough material (and the nice pearl covered snaps I bought for the back had mysteriously disappeared, as well).
Lately, when I need to sew something small and uncomplicated, I sew a new top for Vivian. I made a couple of peasant tops for her a couple of months ago and love them so much, I decided to draft a new one.
This version is even easier to make, as there are no curves around the neck. Small bodice panel and some kimono sleeves slapped on to a gathered skirt and voila!
Excuse the blur as my camera was acting up and Viv refused to stop moving. I love the fabric--a vintage find from the Pasadena City College flea market.
I know that Viv's willingness to love every item of clothing I make for her won't last, so I'm trying to take advantage of it while I can!
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Oh, I want to make a few dozen of these for Gracie. Is this a pattern you can share?
Absolutely. It's more of a formula than a pattern. I'll try to write up some directions or a tutorial soon.
ADORABLE dress! LOVE that fabric! It's 1968, right?
Love it! Totally adorable!
Just found your blog, and this top is absolutley lovely!
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