Simplicity 4076, that is, my favorite t-shirt pattern. I had leftover fabric from Simplictiy 3918 and decided a couple more t-shirts were needed. My wardrobe is in desperate need for summer tops, especially work type tops.
Here is the first one - I added the waistband out of necessity. I forgot the stretch runs with the stripes vertically, I cut out with the stripes horizontally (oops, big oops). I had enough to recut the top except for the front and I had to be creative. Thus, the two sections with a bias band at the waist. I like the look so all is well.
Here is a close-up of the waist.
One more from the blue (bottom band of the Simplicity 3918). I was too lazy to rethread my serger and coverstitch machine, so I used white picot elastic for the neckline and the white CS thread worked pefectly then.
Here is the picot, isnt' it interesting? I bought it in a grab bag somewhere.
Now off to a track meet in the rain, I am working the finish line. Why didn't I sew a rain jacket for this spring we are having? If I did it would have been Murphy's Law and no rain - ha ha!
pretty tops! track meet in the rain....ewww.
ReplyDeletevery cute tees, the will come in handy now that the weater is getting hotter
ReplyDeleteI like the band at the waistline! It makes it different from all the other tees out there and an original...good job!
ReplyDeleteNice looking tops! I have that pattern but have been a bit hesitant in trying it because of the reviews at PatternReview....guess the gathered neckline scares me. Tell me it's not as hard as I read. :-)
ReplyDeleteOutstanding job! I like the way you matched the stripes on the first one!
ReplyDeletePretty tops! It's nice having a staple pattern that you know works.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, I know I'm really late to this party, but I'm going back to look at your 4076 tops, and these are so cute! I particularly love the bias band -- so smart and so fun!
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