Dorothy Dressform is the model. She looks smashing in these vivid colours. There wasn't enough fabric to add the length in the body, so I added strip of fabric at the bottom.
The orange one has an elastic waist to give the shirt more shape.
The tie-dyed batik was too small for longer sleeves. I toyed with the idea of making the sleeves from another fabric but decided it would look weird.
Back view.
The purple and green fabric in the background on the washer and dryer is 100% chenilleI plan to make small blankets with lots of ribbons for babies to fondle.
Happy stitching!
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