This is M5529, OOP, but still available on the website. I made it in a new fabric from Emma One Sock
which is quite incredible...it's called a "high-tech stretch crepe", it comes in many colors, and it something I'll be using again. In my inimitable way, I pricked my thumb and managed to bleed all over this pristine white top; I popped it in the washing machine, set it on delicate, and hung the blouse out to dry. It had NO WRINKLES...
Next up was a knock-off of a Babettesf top
I happened to have just the right dotty mesh from Marcy Tilton, so I adapted B5526 and made this:
I think this will have a spot on my Sicily travel wardrobe; it's cool, adds a little texture, and covers up those UA!
That ensemble is very cute! Do you have enough of that dotted mesh fabric to make a snood?
ReplyDeleteHahaha...what a great idea, Claire!
DeleteWow Margy Iove love love both of these - you are one stylish lady - Europe had better watch out lol.
ReplyDeleteIn answer to you question on my blog - yes I want the classic bag and I have suggested Tuesday week for bag shopping and lunch in London :-) Just finished one shirt and got a couple of hours to go on the other and then done.
Thanks, Pauline...I can hardly wait to see your bag...You've earned it!
DeleteYou ARE on a roll! Wow, the peplum blouse, the sleek black pants and the dotty cardi.
ReplyDeleteWOW. You look smokn' hot.
Thank you, Robin! Smokn' hot...hmmm...sounds good to me!
DeleteAbsolutely gorgeous, and looks great on you - nice work!!! Anna
ReplyDeleteGreat looking tops!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Linda...
DeleteYour peplum top is beautiful. Your Marcy Tilton top is very beautiful as well. You did a great job. You're going to look stunning on your Sicily trip.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Phyllis...
DeleteYes, you are on a roll, but more to the point, someone should be paying you to model. You look fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rhonda...nobody has offered me $$$, so far!
DeleteWow! Both those garments are excellent and they are very flattering on you!
ReplyDeleteOmigosh. I'd heard about both pieces, of course, but WOW, they are SO FABULOUS! And you do look smoking hot!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Shams...
DeleteYour two tops are fabulous!! That dotty mesh is calling my name.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Claire...grab it while you can!
DeleteBoth pieces are nice but I love the cardigan! Oh my gosh is that just stunning!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Caroline!
DeleteYou are absolutely stunning in your two new pieces. These garments are so elegant!
ReplyDeleteKarendee
Aw, thanks, Karendee!
DeleteFabulous, both pieces!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sandra!
DeleteTwo great pieces! They look wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Fran!
DeleteThe spotty 'knock-off' is brilliant, and very you! Just how many buttons are down the front???Super work on all pieces...
ReplyDelete✿ Judy
made by J
Thanks, Fran...I cheated...it's snap tape!
DeleteBe my guest, Valerie!
ReplyDeleteTwo great looking tops. I'm off to Emma One Sock but I could not begin to look as ravishing as you do in both of those stunning blouses.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Carole!
DeleteWow - you look HOT in these tops! I especially like the cardigan, but the peplum flatters you as well. You've been very productive in the sewing room lately!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Dixie!
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ReplyDeleteI've always liked your style but the difference since you started making more fitted garments is pretty dramatic. You look years younger. Are the pants made from your Lynda Maynard pattern? I just made an appointment with her.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Nancy! What a nice comment...those pants are Eileen Fisher Slim Rayon Crepe Pull-Ons, a RTW favorite of mine...
DeleteHow wonderful that you have an appointment with Lynda...
I absolutely love the peplum shirt/jacket. You look great in both outfits but the peplum is totally sexy. have fun wearing all your new pieces and watch out for those Italian men :-)
ReplyDeleteLOL, Mary...I've been in love with Italian men all my life! Thanks for the comment!
DeleteLove the knock off cardi - fabulous!
ReplyDeleteMargy..wow! You never cease to amaze and inspire me. I love your style-sense, the garments you create have panache.
ReplyDeleteThose are both equally lovely. Stunning.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Gwen!
DeleteHello!
ReplyDeleteHere at Fabric Mart we love how fun your blog is! We would love to have you do a guest post for our blog about one of your projects. If you would be interested, please email us at fabricmartblog@gmail.com
Happy Sewing!
Kaitlin at Fabric Mart
You parents would approve your great stylin'!
ReplyDeleteAnne K in Seattle
I wish they were alive to see it! Thanks, Anne...
DeleteI must agree with the other ladies. Your tops look great on you.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Joyce!
DeleteWhat wonderful pieces, black and white.... i like it.
ReplyDeleteChristine
You are so fabulous! Love these pieces.
ReplyDeleteYou're my inspiration!
ReplyDeleteJust adore your newly made pieces!!
Love the memory of your Mom's outfit!
Hi! I love the peplum top! And it's so classy in the black & white.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful dresser you are . I love both your pieces.
ReplyDeleteYou look fabulous in all your creations, but the one that inspired me to post was the polkadot jacket! I love it!
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