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Susan says
Awesome, thank you, Jamie! Have you made a ladies pattern like this? Would love to have one. ?
Jamie says
I haven’t, but it is a good idea!
Liz says
How do you think this would work with a cotton fabric? I’m a bit of a novice sewing with jersey still, but would love to make this for my daughters (plus I already have the cotton lying around). Thanks!
Jamie says
Cotton stretch fabric or quilting cotton? I don’t think it would work with quilting cotton as there would not be enough stretch to get it over the head and shoulders. Also, it would be a little stiff looking. But any type of stretch fabric should be fine.
patcclark says
Do you think this would work with scuba fabric which I bought in the UK. I looked up scuba fabric and this is what I found.
Scuba fabric, a stretchy double knit that is similar to a ponte. Scuba fabric is the fashion version of neoprene, the skin-tight fabric used by scuba divers. Scuba is a double-knit fabric, usually made of Polyester mixed with either Lycra or Spandex
Jamie says
I’ve not yet worked with scuba. I do have some in my stash and it’ pretty thick. You could use it, but you would not get the same flowy top you see in my photos (I used a lightweight flowy rayon cotton blend.) You might have to add a split/ button hole in the back for the neckline.
patcclark says
Thank you. I have made A-line dresses with it and it definitely holds its shape but does not flow.
Kassiopi Reyes says
Hello Jamie! How could I get this pattern please? Thank you!
Jamie says
follow the link at the bottom to go to the page 2, add the pattern to your cart and check out.
Good luck,
Jamie