Stash fabric, Ottobre Woman TNT pattern modified, a Sunday morning: Free
Custom fit and staying out of the mall: Priceless
Details on the How-To next post. We're off to the dog park.
Sunday, August 10, 2008
With a nod to MasterCard
Coldwater Creek knit top: $59.50
Stash fabric, Ottobre Woman TNT pattern modified, a Sunday morning: Free
Custom fit and staying out of the mall: Priceless
Details on the How-To next post. We're off to the dog park.
Stash fabric, Ottobre Woman TNT pattern modified, a Sunday morning: Free
Custom fit and staying out of the mall: Priceless
Details on the How-To next post. We're off to the dog park.
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Wow! You made a dead ringer for that $59.50 tee, but I like yours better because the sleeves are a little shorter. I find elbow length sleeves somewhat awkward. Another good day in DebbieWorld!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Great modification of the ubiquitous Ottobre tee. I would never thought of using that pattern to create that top. By the way, I'm showing your blog entry to my husband. He doesn't believe that stash fabric is free.
ReplyDeleteGreat minds do think alike, yours just moves into action faster. I had picked out that very same inspiration top to make in the very same color from the free stash. I wasn't going to get around to it until next week though. Now I will have the benefit of your tute too. Glad I wasn't so fast at the starter blocks now.
ReplyDeleteYOU are priceless; great knock-off, fun post. OllieV
ReplyDeletewow, great top! This means that you have $59 EXTRA dollars now to spend on something else, right?
ReplyDeleteNot only is it a perfect copy but I bet yours is made MUCH better too!
ReplyDeleteOh I love this, Debbie!! You seem to whip these tops up out of nowhere. Why can't the pattern companies whip up these sort of patterns for us, rather than the same old styles over and over and over again?
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! I am unbelievalby impressed.
ReplyDeleteReally cute! Thanks for sharing your tutorial! I see a copy in my future :>)
ReplyDeleteLynda
Wooowwww wonderfull....you are very talented!!!!
ReplyDeleteGood work...
I love the Coldwater place. I like your price range even more. That is another great ottobre use by you. mssewcrazy
ReplyDeleteYou nailed it, as always. Love, love.
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