Every summer, I make a bout...a gaumpty billion versions of the same top/dress. I get that summer's pattern down to where I want it, and then I just crank them out, with slight variations on a theme.
A couple of years ago, I made a shirt based on this pattern.
which turned into a series of woven pullover shirts, after I had refined the armscye fit.
You know the drill: there's the first, then changes, then the second, then more changes...
And I'm leaving out a couple.
This spring started the new one off.
with short sleeves and a new neckline.
Pretty much this shirt is the shoulders and sleeves of the previous shirt, with a new body. A trifle more width in the back between the shoulder.
And no buttonholes.
And no buttonholes.
I will go to great lengths to avoid buttonholes these days.
Originally, the * top had the semi v-neck. Which looked dumb.
So I picked it out and added seam tape for a little neckline definition.
I made the neck line into a circle that was a little tipped forward (the edge starts coming back to the center before the seam line)
and I traced off new pieces to make it's own set, rather than being the subset of the long sleeved version
Just tracing over the old sleeve.
Taylor Mac watches over the process.
Still working on the selfie set up.
Hey, new pants. Same old pattern. We'll get to that presently. I do get MMMay points for finishing them (started them last summer).
Tasteful Incredibles2 scatter print sleeveless version.
I like to put my tag in the back on the facing. And yes, it's the Alexander Henry bathing beauties print.
And more in the next few weeks.
But right now, I have a present to make for a pal.
