Monday, 18 February 2013
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For reasons Top Secret, I was having a play with my Dolman tee pattern this weekend and found out it's even more versatile than I originally thought....
Long sleeves! Adding plain sleeves gives the illusion of layering.
And by using a plain colour the fabric requirements for the cherished-hoarded-print are no greater than the short sleeve version.
Additionally, maintaining the short sleeve edge with a separate long sleeve piece means the shoulder seam doesn't have to extend all the way to the wrist, which is far more comfy for tighter fitting sleeves.
I'll be adding the pattern pieces and instructions as a freebie later this week!
Introducing Dolman Long Sleeves
For reasons Top Secret, I was having a play with my Dolman tee pattern this weekend and found out it's even more versatile than I originally thought....
Long sleeves! Adding plain sleeves gives the illusion of layering.
And by using a plain colour the fabric requirements for the cherished-hoarded-print are no greater than the short sleeve version.
Additionally, maintaining the short sleeve edge with a separate long sleeve piece means the shoulder seam doesn't have to extend all the way to the wrist, which is far more comfy for tighter fitting sleeves.
I'll be adding the pattern pieces and instructions as a freebie later this week!
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Yay! Can't wait to try it out. And I'm loving the Scandi more and more seeing it sewn up.
ReplyDeleteOh excellent!
ReplyDeleteOk...this version has convinced me that I HAVE to have the Dolman pattern.;)
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