Two months after mum and I drafted my raglan sleeve block, I finally turned it into fabric. Specifically, random fabric lying around in the sewing cupboard that I didn't mind "using up" as a muslin. And what a professional-looking muslin it is!
So what is wrong with this picture?
Answer:
- It's pink.
- It's sort of translucent, which is why it's folded a la men's shirts, not modeled by a real human being.
- The "white" neckline ribbing does not match the other white bits
- All of the above.
Fits great, better than anything I've bought in a store. And so, so soft and comfortable. And even I am satisfied with the workmanship on this one. But will I ever wear it out? Maybe under several opaque layers of winter outerwear. Or as PJs. Or -hey! - I'll palm it off on Fleur!
Ah well. At least I've finished it. On to new unfinished projects now!
If the pink is translucent why not find a pretty lace top to go under it, or over it. The sleeves don't matter if they are see through.
ReplyDeleteIt is too nice a top to bury under layers of fabric. I love the different colours in it.
Excellent muslin!
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I think it would look perfect with a pair of those 80s print shorts. ;) (Colorblocking! Pastel colors a la Miami Vice! Sheer, so your lacy bra shows through a la Madonna! That photo transported me instantly to circa 1984. :) )
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