September 10, 2009

Project MyWay #29–Silk Wrap Top

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PMW29 I made this top to wear to a piano concert at an outdoor pavilion. I wanted to look nice, but not over the top because it was outside. I wore this top with very dark wash jeans, high heeled sandals and what else? my DKNY cozy! (more…)

October 31, 2008

Project MyWay #15–Wrap Top

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Here is a quick sewing project that I whipped up in a couple of hours with a knit remnant that cost just $3.00! (more…)

August 31, 2008

Project MyWay #12–Top Sewn with Fabric from India

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I knew the fabrics I brought back from India would easily find a way into my wardrobe. It was cool enough to wear jeans last week (yea!) and I wanted something fresh to wear with my favorite pair. I whipped up this Butterick 3385 top with the Salwar Kameez fabric I showed you in my post, Fabrics from India. (more…)