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Book Review: The Dress in the Window by Sofia Grant.

FABRIC: This is a Robert Kaufmann chambray Union Light in Indigo that I originally bought. The instructions are a bit sparse if you're used to more explicitly written PDF pattern instructions. The style is current, the fit is accurate.

Testing, testing: Chalk and Notch Fringe Dress Pat. PATTERN: This is the Grainline Tiny Pocket Tank and the pattern is true to Grainline Studio's great reputation.

1206 Hollyburn Skirt Pattern by Sewaholic. Pattern Hack: Ruched Drawstring Blanc T-shirt My first Hollyburn skirt from Sewaholic patterns & Tiny Pocket Tank from Grainline Patterns Supplies.Ap/ Jennifer Reyes / Make, Sewing, Tutorials. However, these two patterns dont provide racerback options. Larissa from mmmcrafts even provides a great post where she compares both tanks. Style Arc Thea Paperbag Pants in Tencel Twill I found Pinterest to be full of ideas for making the Grainline Tiny Pocket Tank and Wiksten Tank.I think it would look really funky worn over a long-sleeve t-shirt. I'm thinking of making another one for fall - maybe in some kind of plaid wool. I made the size 14 first in an old bed sheet and it fit well except that the dart was too low for me, so I got a chance to experiment with moving a dart, which was cool. That two-inch hem seems to transform this tank. In both cases, I was feeling very skeptical about it until I hemmed it. I made a second one out of a garment weight cotton blend, and I like it too, but I confess I prefer the quilting cotton version. I've gotten lots of compliments about it. It turned out great! I think the fabric actually worked out really well b/c it gave the tank lots of structure and emphasized the boxy shape. I made my first one out of a midweight quilting cotton (I know, the mark of an inexperienced sewist). Grainline Tiny Pocket Tanks (from L to R: cotton, chambray, cotton, double gauze) Grainlines pattern (sizes 0-18) features darts in the front bodice and a handy technique to achieve smooth and professional looking bias-bound necklines and armholes (which is also featured as a tutorial on her blog). I've made this pattern twice now, and it's probably my most successful garment project to date (out of an admittedly limited sample size).

I'm just popping in to say that I think it looks great on you! I especially love the linen blend with the large teal dots. Hi Meg! I'm not an experienced enough seamstress to know what the problem might be with your willow tank.

Grainline tiny pocket tank