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Cheese cloth top (as we are having a heatwave!) I digitised a simple neckline and added the designs from Urban Threads. This went in the middle of a rectangle of fabric. My design added a facing. Then I hemmed the sides (4mm rolled hem foot) and the bottom (cloth guide to get the stitching parallel to the edge.) Folded the rectangle in half across the shoulders and stitched side seams between the pins you can see in the third picture. Nice and comfy but very susceptible to icecream splashes!
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It looks so soft and comfy for summer! Thanks for the details too. Good work!
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Steve (Amy's husband) is in England for his Dad's funeral which was held on Tuesday and he told us all about your 'heat-wave'. I hope you are all coping o.k. with the sudden heat. The T-shirt looks great, by the way. Love Chris
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Lovely top, years ago this design was called a butterfly top.
How hot is a British heat wave ?
How hot is a British heat wave ?
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Nothing by your standards! Somewhere around 30C. All of our grass is brown.
Yesterday was the hottest July day on record 23 C & today is the same.It is Winter here.Brown grass is normal summer item here ,especially if it is growing on grey sand.Weeds are the only green things that grow well without water.
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This top looks lovely. Nice and cool for the heatwave you are having.
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It looks cool...can I borrow for tomorrow?-lol-It's been extremely hot here but lately we have been having rains so it helps some....
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