Happy weekend everyone!
I am glad that I managed to finish my second project for "make a garment a month challenge". As you all know, this shirt based on
Burdastyle Paneled Jersey Shirt 10/2013 view A size 34. I have to draw a new line of pattern because the minimum size from the original pattern is 36, I followed these
tutorials. I also reduced the length of the sleeves and shirt bottom. Even so, in the end of my work I still need to sew the upper sleeve seams smaller because it was too big for me.
Materials:
I used 2 yards of knit cotton in deep purple color, 2 yards of printed knit - I still have left over fabric that is enough to make sleeveless dress, fusible interfacing, 4 small buttons in purple color and thread - as I don't have a similar color of thread, I used black color :)
How I worked n this shirt:
I'll show you a little of the sewing process, I started my work by fused the fusible interfacing on the wrong side of center front - in the end of band attachment lines. As shown on the picture below,
Then I sew center front onto side piece with cut on sleeve, right sides together. I did the same manner on the center back as well.
After that, I lay the center front on the center back - right sides together and sew it a long the shoulder seams and upper sleeve seams.
And then I sew the neck band on the neck edge. You can see the image below,
After I have done the neck edge, I worked on the front bands. I pinned each front band to front. Right sides together.
Then I sew it. Press the seam allowances onto band, fold the band on fold line, pin upper edge together and stitch it. Trim the seam allowances across corners, turn band right side out. Pin each band over attachment seam, then I baste by hand and topstitch it - from outer side of garment.
After that, I worked on the buttonholes and sew the buttons.
And here are the final pictures of the paneled shirt front and back side,
Happy sewing and thanks for reading!
Cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks :-)
DeleteSo cute, love those colors so pretty, I'm sure this shirt will have a lot of wear, it looks very comfortable, good job dear Hana.
ReplyDeleteThank you dear Rosy! Yes, it is very comfortable and I love those colors very much :)
DeleteLove your shirt..Looks pretty on you. Happy sewing.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your sweet comment Judy :)
DeleteIt turned out so nicely - I'm pleased for you as you were a little worried :). Its a gorgeous casual top.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much SarahLiz. It's nice to wear casual top and I am thinking to make more in future :)
DeleteI was so scared to sew with knit cotton, but I am fine now after searching some tutorials to deal with it.
It looks wonderful - these two fabrics work perfect! It suits you well. It turned fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Beata - I am very happy that the shirt turned out so well :-)
DeleteVery pretty, and perfect for a kick around day.
ReplyDeleteThank you Mary. Yes, it is perfect for daily wear :-)
DeleteIt looks lovely on you. Well done!
ReplyDeleteThank you Leonie :-)
DeleteVery cute!! I love it and it looks fantastic on you! :)
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