Tuesday, 14 June 2016

hacking a tee

I love the free pattern from Maria Denmark Sewing for the Kirsten kimono tee. It only takes a metre of fabric and is a nice wee simple chap with minimal binding and you can get away without twin needling some bits. But it isn't very flowey round the hem - it's quite snug. Which is great for tucking in, not so great for wearing outside jeans. So, I decided to hack it.

This is it made with the bottom traced from the Tilly and the Buttons Coco top. The fabric is from the Village Haberdashery - a nice drapey viscose. 

Because of the drapey knit it doesn't hold its a line bottom but I kinda like it. 

One for the holiday wardrobe! We're off to Crakehall in the Yorkshire Dales next month so tees, jeans and jumpers may be the order of the day! *g*

Garment Deets:

Pattern: Top half of Kirsten, bottom half of Coco
Fabric: cotton/viscose knit 
Size and alterations made: A small grading to a 4.

1 comment:

  1. I like the shape of this. Yorkshire Dales in July? Hmm make a rain coat quick ;-)

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