The pants are Stylearc's Lola's pants. Elastic waist and elastic at the back hem. I made them up based on my hip measurement without any alterations. I figured with lose fitting elastic waist pants, can't have too much go wrong? The fabric is a silk (crepe I think) I bought a few years back in China.
I didn't add the pockets - no time for that!
The top is another version of the free Marfy 1913. I constructed it the same as my last post except no hand sewing - I was on a mission.. No time for the elastic hem either! Luckily the outfit turned out well and I got a lot of compliments.
The top is another version of the free Marfy 1913. I constructed it the same as my last post except no hand sewing - I was on a mission.. No time for the elastic hem either! Luckily the outfit turned out well and I got a lot of compliments.
I've made a few things this year and the next post will be on another Stylearc I made for my daughter's 21st.
6 comments:
Gorgeous outfit and so much easier to wear than the the whole "suit".
Great looking jumpsuit which you can have a lot of fun with as separates.
Gorgeous!! Being separates will pay off in versatility! Well done!
Happy New Year, Vicki!!!
I think the faux jumpsuit is a great concept. Not only do you get more versatility from the outfit but it may survive beyond the current jumpsuit fad.
Such a great sewing patterns ideas! Very handy to know this and makes so much sense when you think about it.
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