There is a long time since I was eyeing on this kind of clothing and finding none for my taste, I decided to make my own version! It starts with this top but I finally took the plunge when I saw this pattern model from Burda. This answered the question of how integer lace to my jersey top. I adapted model n°1 from the last Ottobre magazine and this is how I get chic basic top! Here are my modifications:
- Add a lace piece on the front piece under the shoulder.
- Cut a teardrop on the back at the neck (also what I was looking for)
- Add black bias satin to the collar and to the teardrop
- Lengthen the sleeves with lace strap
- Remove the front pocket
Once more sewing jersey is not what I do best, especially for finishing but patterns using jersey are often easy (not too much pieces, unless you willing add some X) )
Chic basic black jersey & lace
Top / mardi, décembre 10th, 2013
There is a long time since I was eyeing on this kind of clothing and finding none for my taste, I decided to make my own version! It starts with this top but I finally took the plunge when I saw this pattern model from Burda. This answered the question of how integer lace to my jersey top. I adapted model n°1 from the last Ottobre magazine and this is how I get chic basic top! Here are my modifications:
- Add a lace piece on the front piece under the shoulder.
- Cut a teardrop on the back at the neck (also what I was looking for)
- Add black bias satin to the collar and to the teardrop
- Lengthen the sleeves with lace strap
- Remove the front pocket
Once more sewing jersey is not what I do best, especially for finishing but patterns using jersey are often easy (not too much pieces, unless you willing add some X) )





Tout est en anglais par défaut est. ce normal ?
lol oui c’est que j’essaie de passer en mode multilingue… enfin au moins anglais ^^
splendide!
bon week end
nath