One of the bloggers I follow is Jane, of Lucky Sew and Sew. Last month, Jane made a top with a twist, a "tube scarf". (Click either picture to see her blog post.)
I loved it!
I decided to try my own version, using the Teagarden T. Mine is fun, but Jane's is more versatile. I may have to try this technique again. :)
Gosh that is sooooo clever, both versions, yours and Jane's are great, unique and stylish!!! What a fabulous idea and beautifully executed with the stripes and hint of green in the knot ties :)
ReplyDeleteoh I remember Jane's top and your version is just as cute!
ReplyDeletezippy colors :)
LOVE it! and I particularly love the stripes...:D
ReplyDeleteWell, yours is wonderful too. I like the mix of fabrics you chose. Such an interesting idea.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great addition! Oh boy are you on a roll now. I can't wait to see where else your imagination leads you with this pattern.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful adaption. I adore Janes's blouse too :) Such a clever idea!
ReplyDeleteLove that idea!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a technique I will try soon, did you follow Jane's instructions, or detour your own route???
ReplyDeleteYou know, I didn't recollect that she used instructions. I used her pics as inspiration and went my own route.
DeleteVery nice indeed! I just spent $30 on a Carucci & Rucinni Jewellery Scarf. Wish I had seen this first - add a few baubles and it could be a jewellery scarf too. I will have to try this.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of that, BeaJay, so I googled. Very cute! And, yes, this could definitely be a DIY project.
DeleteLove that little zing of green. You sure know how to make the Tea Garden Tee sing!
ReplyDeleteWow, Shams, you don't let any grass grow under your feet in the sewing room. Love your black and white with that pop of color...good drama for your fun personality. Thanks for the link as well. I feel like a summer stock actor who just made Broadway by appearing on your blog.
ReplyDeletelol. Jane, thanks for your clever idea!
DeleteCute top! I really like the little pops of lime green.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Your stripes and green really zing. Go shams! I've been working on getting the teagarden to fit--1 failure and 1 almost right so far. Also trying to enlarge Simplicity 2181 view A--similar troubles.
ReplyDeleteLove your tea garden. I love those lime green embellishments. You look great in this version also.
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