Here is my
Wiksten Tank in
Amy Butler's gorgeous Soul Blossoms voile,
Dancing Paisley in Limestone. I haven't felt or worn such a beautiful soft voile before. It barely needs an iron (meaning...I don't actually iron it)! It is so comfy and cool - I love it. My trial version of this top was in a white swiss dot voile from spotlight. I didn't do the french seams as instructed on the white version so the result of course is not as fitted as this one, which I made properly.
I did make the neckline slightly higher as my bra is annoyingly visible on the white version. I also cut the armholes slightly deeper on this top hoping for a centimetre or two more room but forgot to take into consideration the french seams so it is still snug but not irritatingly so. I love this fabric and will find it difficult to sew anything else but
voile from now on :-)
Ed note: I made this from 1 1/4 yards (1m) of fabric! Which was a total of $15USD - plus the pattern, I think I made a small.
3 comments:
beautiful! just the thing to have these hot days! just wondering, does it really take 2.5 yards to make the tank (as per fabric reqs. on the pattern)?? seems like a lot of fabric....
I have one I'm posting this week too! Made it a while ago but didn't get around to posting it. I like it but didn't bother with the test version and I agree, a bit low cut at the front, which a lot of people have commented on. LOVE your fabric - more so than mine I think! Voile is the best. I made a medium in Cotton Lawn (equally as lovely to wear) but really need the small once not feeding V.
Nice work
G x
Thanks ladies!
Yana I answered your question above in the editors note.
Gret, looking forward to seeing yours, we have posting esp again!
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