I made a lace tee shirt. I'm so
trendy! Who knew?
(Yes, Anthropologie is the epitome of "trendy" in my book. I'd consider myself more of a Boden girl, stylistically, though. UK people, do you really walk reindeer around on leashes, though? jk... kind of)
This is how I wore it to church. Looking a little frumpy in this pic, though. Oh well. Let me take the sweater off so you can see the top...
Voila! The fabric is from Pennie Fabrics in Sarasota (I've been typing that a lot lately). It's a pretty pale pink color and has 3 dimensional flowers tacked on top all over for a really lush look. "Tacked on" isn't really the right phrase, though. I tried to remove them from the seam allowances and they are really sewn on well.
The pattern is
New Look 6808. I thought I'd used this pattern to make
this top (which I'm totally wearing today for Halloween with an orange cardi) but I have a different pattern on that post. Oh well. Same shape anyway. Like that other top, on this one I left out the vertical darts and side zip and only used the bust darts from the side seam. I can pull this over my head without a zip.
I used the same techniques as
this dress to finish the neckline with the lace border.
I wore it with a pink cami underneath. What do you think? Any other ideas how to style this top? How would you wear it?
In other styling news, I've figured out a way I really like to wear
this top - jeans, cardi, and a long necklace. I really like it like this. Win.
Also, there is only one more day to enter the
giveaway for the
Marbella dress pattern. :-)
Happy Halloween!
Pretty top, Jenny!
ReplyDeleteI love the pink top! And the look with the blue circle top is definitely a win - of course, it helps to have a cute dog in the pic! :-)
ReplyDeleteOh Jenny, I love this lace tee! Very pretty color and love the lace's design. Styled with the cami is exactly what I would have done as well, I think it's prefect! I've not made anything with lace yet, so you're inspiring me!
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