HUNT for reversible knits!

THEN – the box-pleated row ruffle was added on top – opposite side of the fabric ‘up’. The ‘ruffle’ was really box pleated row of trim – cut about 2.5″ wide, cut edge ‘finishing’ both edges. If I were going to mark and stitch all that, I would certainly make use of the Simflex Gauge to do the marking – as this wonderful crazy tool automatically evenly spaces things.

Look at the collar – it appeared to be a double layer – with ‘wrong’ or light sides together, simply stitched about 1/4″ away from all the edges.

Next, check out the little gathered ruffle, raw edge, stuck into the top of the sleeve cap seam. Then, the diagonal row of embellishment down the center fronts appeared to be a hand-whipped strip of rolled fabric.

Finally, up the Center Back, it was stitched wrong sides together, seam allowance exposed on the right side to emphasize a nice slimming vertical line. RAW edges again!

So thanks – whoever you were – I lost your name, sorry! But be sure we appreciate your great taste i RTW! If you find a great reversible knit online, post it as a comment for the rest of us here at this post. Remember, I must approve all posts before they show up – so feel free to send me a quick email alerting me that you posted. londa@londas-sewing.com.

Sew………beware when you visit my booth – I just may photo and ‘pick’ at your great clothing!

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