Here is part two of the top 10 for spring.
6. A Midi Dress
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7. A lightweight sweater
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So we can do this with or without raglan sleeves.
First up Women's Raglan by Patterns for Pirates
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Linden Sweatshirt
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Style Arcs' Hazel Combo adds a twist to the traditional look
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Now you can take your favorite tank and just lengthening it and add some flare if you want or here are some suggestions
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Judy Knit top
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Show some leg this summer and use
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some of those for the Midi dress will work for sundresses or try
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Inspired now for the spring wardrobe? What is your favorite look from these top 10?
Thanks
ReplyDeleteThanks for lots of great ideas. My favorite from the top 10 is the white jeans. I've wanted to make a pair for several years and never got to it. Hopefully, this year it will happen.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lori for taking the time to do this on Fridays . I know it takes a lot of time & I love the inspirations. .
ReplyDeleteI follow you on Intagram as mep1951. We enjoyed out trip to Srpingfield via KC & thankfully had not much rain . Missouri is soooo green compared to AZ 😄😄
Love the McCalls 6074 Maxi, my nephew is getting married in July and I was thinking a maxi dress would be comfortable is well as keep me cool!
ReplyDeleteLove several of these. I have so much sewing to get going on!
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