Tunic tops

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  • 13 years ago LINK
    DebbyJ @DebbyJ

    Hi,

    I’m new to the forum. I was wondering if anyone has ever tried extending the lengths of the various tunic tops and making them as dresses instead?

    13 years ago LINK
    Nicole @motherof5

    Which patterns are you wondering about Debby?

    I have seen a 2+2 made into a dress, the Puppet Show can be a top or dress, The Swing Set top has been made into a dress.

    If you do a search on Flickr you may find what you are looking for.

    (ps welcome)!

    13 years ago LINK
    sayiamyou @maraya

    I’ve made a few dresses from the 2+2 blouse and I think the Swing Set could very easily be lengthened for a dress. And, I’m pretty sure someone has done it. Do search the O+S Flickr pool, it’s very inspirational! Yes, welcome!

    13 years ago LINK
    Justine J @justmejay

    Hi Debby!

    I was only just browsing though the O+S pool on flickr a few nights ago and saw a lovely dress version of the swingset tunic:

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/46642901@N02/4565251783/

    13 years ago LINK
    DebbyJ @DebbyJ

    Thanks everyone! I was looking at the tunic top from the Puppet Show pattern. I’m off to Flickr to search!

    13 years ago LINK
    Liesl Gibson
    Keymaster
    @liesl

    Debby, the Puppet Show pattern includes both lengths: tunic and dress. As well as the shorts. So no worries–all the work has already been done for you.

    13 years ago LINK
    Anonymous @

    2+2 lengthened to a dress. Very cute! http://www.flickr.com/photos/sayiamyou/5394405076/in/pool-oliverands/#/photos/sayiamyou/5394405076/in/pool-694451@N21/

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