Skipping across her blog recently I found this post with a tutorial on how to make my own Museum Tunic.
I whipped up this ditty with some spare threads from my stash, and I even wore it out on the town. A smashingly delicious gallery opening by my friend Wade Koniakowsky (more about that later) and then a great show by local band, Lesands.Now, I wasn't aware that A.M.H. used 54" fabric, so when my 45 inch stuff wouldn't quite fit around my hips, I panicked! Never mind, I'll just add a triangular side panel.
It was so stinking easy that I made a shorter tunic and didn't add the elastic waist, but sinched up a wide belt instead. (Sorry 'bout the photo...camera phones work well for late night creativity).
Now go make one!
Lindsey,
ReplyDeleteYour talent amazes me!! I am so glad you are back to blogging. I love these pieces.
Btw- I am super jealous you are headed to Portland. Any way I can squeeze into your suitcase.....I am sure I could with this big belly, right? Have so much fun and give Cecily a hello from Utah!
I LOVE that fabric! So beautiful. What a great job you did. Just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHi darling!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pleasure to have you back!
It has been a big surprise!!!!!!!
I hope you are doing very well!!
missed you!
Lindsey! Another great project! Good work!
ReplyDeletelovely:)
ReplyDeleteI love the capri pants and top
Its always in style and you can use any type of material with the same pattern to give it evening and beach looks.