Over the weekend, I made two little tops from the (FREE)
Sorbetto Top Pattern by Colette Patterns. It's a fairly simple pullover top, which leaves lots of room to do what you want with it!
For the yellow cotton top on the left, I added a Peter Pan collar using
this tutorial. For the ivory pin dot cotton voile top on the right, I made my own bias tape - a first!
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Fronts |
I also cut the ivory top in half down the back and added plackets for buttons. I shall call this my Miss Mary Mack Top (you know, because she has buttons all down her back).
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Backs |
Simple project, simple result, but I can imagine a lot of ways to wear these new additions to my wardrobe!
You know, memory is a kind of funny thing, but I often associate the making of my clothes by what I was doing at the time. For instance, every time I put on this yellow top, I'll probably think of Richard Gere and Jennifer Lopez in
Shall We Dance, because it was on while I made it. The ivory top will always remind me of the book
One Day, because I was so into it, I kept on reading while I sewed on the buttons! And yes, this does mean the majority of my clothes will forever remind me of
Dawson's Creek. Not a bad thing, if you ask me.
They look lovely. I have the Sorbetto in line to make soon. Adding a collar is a wonderful touch.
ReplyDeleteSo, were you Team Dawson or Team Pacey? :)
i like the peter pan addition. it's such a sweet touch.
ReplyDeleteI too have many items of clothing with Dawson's Creek memories attached. Especially the season where Joey and Pacey get together. I'm such a Pacey girl...
ReplyDeletePacey, ladies. Always, Pacey.
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