Monday, June 23, 2014

Vogue 8950

I am a seamstress that likes to sew in colorways, which means I do not have to change serger thread.  The other thing I like, is to use up all the fabric.  So, I decided to make Vogue 8950 with the leftover fabric from my Plantain t-shirt and from my Jorna Top




This is a fun pattern and perfect to use up some limited yardage of knits.


I made a 10 in this pattern, I really didn't want it over-sized too much.  It was so fast to make and I love the style.



Yes, you have been seeing red in my sewing of late. And guess what?  You will be seeing more!  I have a pair of shorts to blog and a blouse to cut out.


Thanks so much for the comments and advice on my Jorna top, I appreciate all the ideas and advice.  I ran out of time and ended up wearing it to the b-b-q as pictured in my blog post.  I was truly fine with length and hem curve. Actually, I felt great in my top, it was fun for the event plus cool!  Thanks again.


27 comments:

  1. I recently bought this pattern and it is great to see such a gorgeous version! Your top looks terrific.

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    1. Thank you so much, it is a quick one to make but looks great.

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  2. Anonymous5:21 AM

    I agree this top looks lovely.

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  3. This is a pretty top and I love that you used fabric from the other two tops! You are on a top roll!

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    1. Thanks, Carolyn, I am on a top roll but I sure needed to be. My summer tops usually only last one season, I tend to get something on them or just wear them out!

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  4. red is stunning on you lori! i wonder what color will make you change your serger thread...

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    1. Thanks, so much, it will probably be to a purple dress next, I have only one more red item.

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  5. You look good in red. Love the shirt.

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    1. Thank you, Beth, so many compliments on the red, it might be the only color fabric I buy anymore!

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  6. Great way to use up your fabric. It looks fab!

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  7. This pattern offers so many creative opportunities! Nicely done :-)

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    1. Yes, it does, Patty, I like the shape of it, too.

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  8. Sometimes I choose my sewing projects based on the color thread in my serger too :-). This is a great top on you and red really suits you.

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    1. It makes for quick sewing when you don't have to change the thread! Thanks, Sharon

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  9. The two fabrics together look lovely!

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    1. They are such nice fabric, thanks so much.

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  10. Darling! I love mixing prints too!

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    1. Thanks, Bunny, the print mixing is so fun.

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  11. what a cute combo! very clever!!

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    1. Thanks so much,using up the smaller pieces keeps me from finding room in my shelves, I seem to be getting more fabric as of late!

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  12. Great mix up of fabric and de-stashing to boot!

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