Seems a bit ubiquitous to do purple, now doesn’t it? 😉
This is the new round up at Fabric Anthropology with famous musician’s that have passed, in addition to some Pride prints celebrating acceptance.
I sewed up the Prince panel, with plans to get over to Paisley Park to get some photos of it in the background. Then, it snowed and turned rather chilly, so my resolve was a bit dimmed.
But, I did it dang it! I stood out there in the 20 degree weather with a wind chill and light snow.
I did get a few flats beforehand, though…
These were the initial photos I got of the tunic, which was self-drafted. It has a hood that overlaps at the neckline, side cuts and bishop sleeves. Next version will have a lower front neckline, more foldover of the hood bottom and a higher back neckline. This was my initial draft. Always something to fix.
It was also a bit tighter than I wanted it to be, which is partly due to the ponte mixed with cotton lycra. Ponte doesn’t have as much stretch.
The fabrics include the panel, which has a coordinating musical bird print on the other side, a black ponte and a white poly.
I love how it turned out! The legging fabric matches pretty well, too. This is my own fabric design on sport lycra from Spoonflower.
The hood is a little longer than I think it should be. I will make that adjustment next time, too.
If you want to see all the prints in this order, go to Fabric Anthropology. The pre-order will be open through December 15.
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