Fabric is from my stash (a red snakeskin printed faille, I think), once again, my husband is always happy about that. No alterations needed on this one, the only thing I did differently was omit the interfacing on the cowl neck piece. I didn't want it stiff and thought it was somewhat pointless to cut it on the bias (to give it a nice drape), as instructed, only to turn around and interface it. Love it!
Have a blessed weekend everyone!
Cute tunic Kim!
ReplyDeleteI love the look. It's great for the weekend
ReplyDeleteGreat looking outfit! It looks very stylish and very comfortable!
ReplyDeleteI love the color of the top.
Really cute tunic Kim! I never looked at this pattern before...I'm giving it a second look now thanks to you! Very nice!
ReplyDeleteI'm liking every thing you are making, including this.
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much ladies! I've been lucky lately, but I'm sure there's a wadder coming, and it will be something I truly want to turn out fab! LOL.
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to let you know that we like your version of B5388 so much we posted a link from our Butterick Patterns Facebook page. Great job!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kathy from Butterick! Girlie, you made my day!
ReplyDeleteNice Tunic.
ReplyDeleteI am totally confused by instruction # 15-22 when they talk about the stay. What is it that they are talking about? TIA
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