Project Details:
Pattern: McCall's 6204, View A
Pattern Sizing: 8-24W. I cut the 16.
Description: Loose fitting, pullover tunics A, B have extended shoulders and stitched hems; tunic A has short sleeves on right side, left side drapes, angled hem, optional purchased jewel appliques, wrong side of fabric shows; tunic B has shirt tail hem, purchased jewel stones.
Did it look like the pattern envelope when you were done sewing it? I think it does.
Fabric: Silk Chiffon (100% silk) that has been in my stash for some time. I think it was purchased at Hancock Fabrics.
Were the instructions easy to follow? Yes, they were!
What did you particularly like or dislike about the pattern? I love the style. I've been seeing silk kaftans/tunics everywhere with pretty big price tags that make me glad I can sew!
Pattern alterations or any design changes you made? Not a lot. I added 2 inches to the hem. I wanted to make sure that it was still long enough when/if I belted it. Since I was sewing with lightweight fabric, I made French seams and of course narrow hems.
Would you sew it again? Would you recommend it to others? I might. If I find another great silk chiffon print that I love... I just may. I do recommend this as a quick and easy project.
Pattern: McCall's 6204, View A
Pattern Sizing: 8-24W. I cut the 16.
Description: Loose fitting, pullover tunics A, B have extended shoulders and stitched hems; tunic A has short sleeves on right side, left side drapes, angled hem, optional purchased jewel appliques, wrong side of fabric shows; tunic B has shirt tail hem, purchased jewel stones.
Did it look like the pattern envelope when you were done sewing it? I think it does.
Fabric: Silk Chiffon (100% silk) that has been in my stash for some time. I think it was purchased at Hancock Fabrics.
Were the instructions easy to follow? Yes, they were!
What did you particularly like or dislike about the pattern? I love the style. I've been seeing silk kaftans/tunics everywhere with pretty big price tags that make me glad I can sew!
Would you sew it again? Would you recommend it to others? I might. If I find another great silk chiffon print that I love... I just may. I do recommend this as a quick and easy project.
Loving this top and everything on your page! Your style is great and your fabric choices are wonderful! Thanks for sharing...I'll be following! Mocha Scrapper (aka Marvita)
ReplyDeleteThis large-print chiffon is amazing and so on trend (as they say in Lucky Magazine). Good job. I could see myself making a bunch of these....
ReplyDeleteFABULOUS! Just perfect for spring!
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I adore this blouse. The silk must feel divine!
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS!!! I would even wear this to the beach over a swimsuit. I would be the chic-est THANG there!
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Prissy
VERY Lovely!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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