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Mood Fabric: 1 Yard of Fabric 6 Ways

November 7, 2013 by Andrea's Notebook

Last year during Fabric Weekend while shopping at Mood, 6 of us decided we loved the same fabric. Inspired to see what we could each create, we divided it up. I had 7/8 of a yard of coral floral knit to work with. In my size, that’s not going to go too far. So I decided to use the print for the front of a shirt I’ve been drafting.

Floral-knit-shirt-with-contrast-back-panel

This top has a raglan sleeve with a scoop neck. I love the length. Slightly hi-low. I’m not exactly wearing leggings these days but the length is great for jeans as well.

Floral-knit-shirt

I’m not trying to be mean here. I’m not sure what I was thinking but didn’t my 8 year old do a fantastic job with these photos?

Coral-floral-knit-shirt

The 3/4 length sleeves are finished with a wide cuff. My favorite way to finish sleeves.

floral-shirt-sleeve

The sleeves have a dolman/batwing? look. I love it for the comfort factor.

Contrast-shirt-back

Here’s the contrast back. I made the back pieced because I had planned to inset a panel of a lacey knit but decided against it at the last minute. I don’t love the back of this shirt. Moving on…

floral-shirt-hem

I use my coverstitch machine to do the hemming. They aren’t necessary for the average seamstress but I LOVE mine. You can get a similar looking finish with a double needle. See the tutorial here.

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Overall I’m in love with this shirt. I already have more cut and ready to sew! I definitely plan to grade it to other sizes and sell the pattern as well.

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Please head over to these lovely ladies’ blogs to see what they have done with their yard of floral knit!

Sisterhood of the Floral Knit from Left: Merrick’s Art, Leanne Barlow, Melissa Esplin, Mad Mim, iCandy Handmade and myself! (& Bethany– not pictured)

If you sew for kids, don’t miss my new Winter Wonderland Collection!

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