Showing posts with label Closet Core Patterns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Closet Core Patterns. Show all posts

Sunday, May 30, 2021

Floral Cielo Top

 

The fabric, both the floral and the blue and white stripe, is from Pam's mom. I didn't have quite enough of the floral to make a shirt so I was happy to pair it with narrow stripe pattern for the sleeve and hem bands.


The pattern is the Cielo Top from Closet Core Patterns. I have made it a couple of times before and am still tweaking the fit. It sews up pretty quickly now. This is a size 14 and I forgot to add length so I made the hem band 2 inches wide.

The shirt was finished March 6th, but I finally got around to taking pics today. The garden has so many things in bloom and it was a bright sunny day. 



Opted for the bias neckband

Strawberries are in season


I know this will not be the last of the Cielo tops for me. This is becoming a TNT patterns for wovens for me. 


Monday, March 22, 2021

Cielo Top

 I bought the Cielo Top and Dress pattern from Sew on Central this summer. I decided to try the top version first and used some fabric that came from Pam's mom. It's a lightweight cotton and I was worried it might be see-through, but that turned out to be an unnecessary worry.

The shirt was relatively quick to trace, cut out, and sew up. I used a size 14 and added 1 3/4" to the length. This is view A with cuffed short sleeves.

These finished pics were taken the week before school started this year in August. We had a week of meetings and time to set up our classrooms. We did start the year in-person with the 6 foot social distancing and mask wearing guidelines in place. I was the only person in my classroom for this week though so I am not wearing a mask in the pics. 

Shirt was nice and cool in the summer heat


Neckline finished with bias binding

Clearly, I was in a bit of a rush with the pics. There are no side or back shots and the last one is taken from the car when I was leaving to head home. 


Since finishing the shirt in the summer, I used some of the leftovers to make a matching mask and will be ready to wear it for work when the weather warms up again.