I mentioned a couple of weeks ago that I had made another Long Sleeve Peasant Top using my new free long sleeve pattern weeks ago. I love how it turned out! (Here is the link to the actual pattern.)
I used the full sleeve option, though it’s kind of difficult to see how full the sleeve is since I used a drapey knit fabric for this top. (I actually bought the fabric for a top for me, but it went so well with her blue skinny jeans, I went ahead and used it. The fabric came from my local Hancock fabrics, so can get more on my next trip.)
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We had our first hard freeze while we were on vacation, so all of our flowers and grass are dormant or dead now. I am glad I took these pictures before left!
Even the “wide” version of my long sleeve is slightly narrower than a traditional peasant long sleeve. (I just don’t like the look of too much fabric.)
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After a little feedback, I decided to widen the 12 to 18 month sleeve to fit 18 to 24 month size better. I just need to upload the new pattern. So if you plan to sew this size, come back on 11/26 and download the latest version.
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Have a great week and as always, I would love to see your version f this pattern if you make one!
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sweeter than cupcakes says
Love these colors and your fabric choice!
Amber L. says
Thanks for the pattern! I would love to make my girls some matching shirts 🙂
Gina Wamsley says
Absolutely LOVE this shirt! Love the fabric!! Can't wait to try this pattern. I have to get some bags finished first for Christmas!! Have a happy Thanksgiving!!
Jenya @ While she was sleeping says
Tha fabric does go very well with those jeans! The top looks lovely and comfy 🙂
Deborah says
great top and cute model 🙂 Deborah
patti says
Sweet! Wish this came in bigger girl sizes for moms and mom moms!
Jamie says
Thanks Patti, maybe I will get to it by next summer. (I wanted to make one this past summer, but just never got to it…)
~Jamie
Erin Biggers says
That fabric is perfect with those pants. Very cute! I like a more fitted peasant top as well.