I think this has to be my favorite knit T pattern. The pattern has various collars and sleeve lengths. Bands instead of hems, and once you have it fitting you to a T, the ways you can change it are endless. Or, you can just make a simple everyday awesome T shirt. This fabric is a knit from Joanns. 14.99 a yard, but I had a 40% of coupon. So 8.99 a yard. Not a bad price for a nice T Shirt. This knit is light weight, but still has a nice drape. Very soft touch and the colors I just loved. Reminded me of a watercolor painting.
This is view A body and collar, with view C sleeves. Again my neck band was a waffled mess, so I just folded it to the outside and topstitched it down. I attach the neckband with a stretch stitch, but my topstitching, I just use a longer straight stitch. It does not actually have to stretch to fit over my head.
I did not plan on putting the cuffs, or bands, on the sleeves, but had a fabric shortage, so the sleeves ended right at my elbow bend, which is uncomfortable to me. So I went ahead and added bands. The print does not match at the bands, but I tried to keep the color theme of the band and the end of the sleeve similar.
I also planned it so that the blue part of the material was closest to my neck and face, as it is the most flattering with my coloring. I wish you could feel how soft this knit is. I wore it today, am still wearing it. It is so comfortable against your skin. Like a kiss. This might be my favorite T so far!!!
Stay Happy
Keep Sewing
and if you can't sew....
Bake a little cake!!
It looks great!!!
ReplyDeleteYou find the best fabrics at Joanns - since I'm up at our cabin for the week I'll be heading to Flag Joanns 😀😀😀
ReplyDeleteLove the Renfrew & your version is great
Thank you MaryEllen! It is graduation weekend up here. Traffic will be crazy!
DeleteWhat is this white stuff on the ground ??LOL
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