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| I remember last Spring |
I have a few tunic patterns. I have made a few as well, but the contradiction for me lies in the cut. I struggle with the look. At my age I don't want the maternity look or the sloppy silhouette sometimes evoked by a tunic. This one might touch both of those negatives. The description includes the fact that it is very loose fitting. I like the sleeve length, I like the dropped shoulder, I don't care for the blousy shape at the waist. Now that I look closely the neckline looks like it is gaping a bit, could be just the fabric. I like the look with a belt, but I don't wear many belts. So re-draft the neckline a little higher in the front. taper the sides to give some shape, mmm. I am sure I have something similar in the archives, so I would likely pass on this one.
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| MISSES' TUNIC: Very loose-fitting, pullover tunic has dropped shoulders, mock front band, side slits and narrow hem. Topstitching. A and B: inset, snap (left side) closure, and pleated sleeves, seam opening, button cuffs. C: side pockets and stitched hem on sleeves. | ||||||
| FABRICS: Broadcloth, Linen Blends, Gauze. | ||||||
| Unsuitable for obvious diagonals. | ||||||
| *With Nap. **Without Nap. | ||||||
| NOTIONS: A,B: Three #1 Snaps and Two 1/2" Buttons. *****Vogue Patterns on Sale, $3.99 here |
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