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Sleeveless Hopscotch Top?

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    Anonymous @

    Has anyone tried this? I’m thinking of trying it but not quite decided on how to finish the armholes.

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    Nicole @motherof5

    You could overlock,turn and topstitch,Or make a narrow band(ribbing) or bind it with the same fabric?

    Good luck Sandi.xn

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    JohannaO @JohannaO

    I’ll put in a vote for same fabric ribbing. However, I would cut a little out of the armhole to make room for the ribbing. The amount would depend on how wide your ribbing would be. If you don’t make it larger, you’ll end up with some very boxy looking shoulders.

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    beachmom @beachmom

    Do try it, Sandi, and show us how it’s done!

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    Violaisabelle @Violaisabelle

    I’ll vote for same fabric ribbing as well. 🙂

    I would also consider raising the armscye a wee bit. When converting a sleeved pattern to a sleeveless, you usually raise the underarm since there will be no sleeve and this will lessen the gaping under the arm.

    Carol

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    JohannaO @JohannaO

    Carol, in this case, I wouldn’t raise the bottom of the arm hole. Since this pattern is very narrow through the underarms, it shouldn’t need it at all.

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    Violaisabelle @Violaisabelle

    Thanks Johanna, I have not used this pattern so I have not studied the pattern pieces. It’s on my list to work on this summer. Thanks for the information. 🙂

    Carol

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    Nicole @motherof5

    Bumpity bump. 🙂

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