Been strangely distracted by a lot of running around the last week or two.
I did manage to get a little sewing done. I finally made
the Tova top that it seems everyone else that sews clothes for themselves has already tried. I even tested out some of the fancy stitches on my sewing machine. Dipped into my freshly organized stash and decided on some Moda Crossweave in blue.
It's a little wrinkled. I was wearing it for most of the day before I had someone available to snap a shot or two.
That's it for today. Gotta watch what could be the last game of the playoffs, and I'm hoping to avoid a broken heart. Much love, Martin. Much love.
hey, sugar! that is about the nicest looking tova I have seen!! i love it - both the crossweave and the fancy stitches!! sadly my first tova was too big and floppy and i haven't the heart to try again.... yet!
ReplyDeleteReally really nice top! I'm afraid I couldn't pull that look off....a little too busty here. :)
ReplyDeleteWe're almost to the end of the 3rd period here - we're a bit behind on the game. So far tied.
The crossweave works perfectly with this top! Love it!
ReplyDeleteCute Tova. I love the crossweave too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work and lovely stitches. You will get lots of wear out of that. Looks great with your jeans : )
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! Looks like it fits perfectly. Love your added stitches, it really looks professional!
ReplyDeleteSadly I have never heard of this tova shirt but it's super cute! I haven't made a shirt for real yet - only shirts for Halloween and who cares about getting the perfect fit a costume right? I like the fabric too.
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty!
ReplyDeleteThis is weird, I had a friend who had a horse named Tova. I had no idea it was an actual thing. Nice stitching!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great and I love the special stitching you used.
ReplyDeleteOh, I like it in the crossweave!
ReplyDeleteOoh nice in that fabric and with the fancy stitching
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