Here's my other version of the Sewaholic Renfrew. Actually I made this one first before Lizzy suggested the cowl version.
I also got this in Goldhawk Road and it's a more stable jersey with less slipping and sliding and curly edges, so good for a first try at a new pattern!
I went for the round neck since that is my usual t-shirt preference (although I am tempted to trace off the neckline of the Maria Denmark Kirsten Kimono tee and make a slash neck version) and long sleeves.
I really like it - it looks good with my denim Hummingbird skirt (oops, must blog my Hummingbirds!) and fits well with my winter palette. I can't help but think that a broad shoulder adjustment might get rid of those slight draglines on the shoulder? I guess as Tasia drafts for a pear shape that perhaps her shoulders are relatively narrow? Maybe I'll try it on a future version (I'm sure there will be many!).
Total aside - do you like my new boy shoes? You can't tell from the pic but they are glittery! N loves them but thinks i should keep them for parties.
Hi, you've done a great job on this top- it's such a good idea to build up a good selection of basics like tshirts in your wardrobe, it's something I totally need to work on!
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thanks freya! it's something i realised i needed during me made may - so i try and make sure i have a good lot of separates in my plans as well as dresses. works better for winter too!
DeleteLove this version, too!
ReplyDeletethanks laura - it's a really lovely colour and goes with lots!
DeleteOh so practical! And yes you DO need to blog about that skirt because it looks fab!
ReplyDeleteAnd purple shoes! Woo hoo!
thanks roo. very practical! than thanks for the skirt compliment - it's a great pattern! shoes are actually pewter coloured (and v sparkly!)
DeleteThe shoes are great! And I love the color of the top... Pretty on you! ~Laurie
ReplyDeletethanks very much laurie!
DeleteGood bless
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