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Hurrah! I completed item#1 on my list of seven things to do before the summer ends.
The Husband has his second tunic. It sports a couple of boo-boos. One pocket is lower than the other. And, there's a triangle of fabric missing in the interfacing. I cut it out as I was sewing because the fabric was overlapping in the oddest way. I should've had more faith in what I was doing. We'll see how the tunic holds up with each washing.
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The blue print on the pockets and on the sides looks weird. What can I say other than it brings out the happiness of the shirt.
The Husband is so cool.
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hahahaaa-I love it! It's like a shirt within a shirt and I love that pattern-like stained glass. Your hubby seems happy and that's what counts. I could never sew this in a million years
ReplyDeleteA shirt within a shirt. I like that description. I'm sure you could sew something like this, Birgit, because you make awesome cards.
DeleteIt's Brilliant . .
ReplyDeleteMerci beaucoup.
DeleteVery cool tunic. Looks like your husband is enjoying it.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sandra. He's worn it twice now.
DeleteThat is a beautiful shirt and the husband looks happy.
ReplyDeleteIs there more in life, I ask?
I'll take an ice cream cone right now. :-)
DeleteIf you hadn't mentioned the pockets, I would never have noticed. Sewing is so hard for me that I'd never attempt such a hard project as yours. I love the touches of blue, especially on the pockets. Hubby is happy- that should be all the you need to know the project was successful!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Norma. I think the quirks make the tunic unique, which fits the Husband. :-)
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