Gender Bender Shirt
I got your September issue of threads just as I was about to start this shirt from off white with a light brown stripe cotton fabric. WOW - there was your article "Gender Bender", so I added stripe inserts from contrasting fabric and also lined the collar stand and cuff with the same fabric. My hidden embroidery is a brown celtic knot design inside the edge of the stand up collar and inside the cuff, which shows when the cuffs are turned back. I embroidered the collar and cuff before contructing the shirt. You timely article turned what might have been an ordinary shirt into a designer shirt!
Pattern or design used: Simplicity 2339
Posted on Sep 30th, 2010 in sewing, garment construction, embroidery, reader's closet, cuff, collar, shirt
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