So, here is View A of the Connie Crawford T. This is the first time I have used one of her patterns. I cut the XL size. Fabric is a cotton/spandex 4 way stretch knit. The shaping on this shirt is what I was interested in. I don't care for the boxy man-style shirt. This one has waist curves and a nice underarm allowance for the fuller bust. Not much more boring than a plain white T but this is essentially a muslin for this pattern. I just used a "knit" stitch on my machine and trimmed close to stitching, didn't even bother with serging or cover-stitch. Will proceed with another view, either the scoop neck or v-neck. Also in this fabric, have enough for two more I think. I bought this a long time ago, probably 4 years ago. Got to work on the stash!
So, here is View A of the Connie Crawford T. This is the first time I have used one of her patterns. I cut the XL size. Fabric is a cotton/spandex 4 way stretch knit. The shaping on this shirt is what I was interested in. I don't care for the boxy man-style shirt. This one has waist curves and a nice underarm allowance for the fuller bust. Not much more boring than a plain white T but this is essentially a muslin for this pattern. I just used a "knit" stitch on my machine and trimmed close to stitching, didn't even bother with serging or cover-stitch. Will proceed with another view, either the scoop neck or v-neck. Also in this fabric, have enough for two more I think. I bought this a long time ago, probably 4 years ago. Got to work on the stash!
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